“I’ve never seen such scenes in Guadalajara,” state governor Enrique Alfaro said. “Then we ask ourselves if climate change is real. These are never-before-seen natural phenomena.'
One of Mexico’s most populous cities got hit with a freak summer hailstorm on Sunday, burying dozens of cars and damaging hundreds of homes.
Authorities told the BBC that 200 homes were damaged and at least 50 vehicles were swept away in the city and surrounding districts. No casualties were reported. Luego de una inusual granizada en distintas colonias del Área Metropolitana de Guadalajara, principalmente en Rancho Blanco y en la Zona Industrial, personal de Protección Civil Jalisco atendió la situación desde la madrugada. pic.twitter.com/EZ0XQhhIW6Summer hail storm buries six suburbs in the Mexican city of Guadalajara with ice.https://t.co/0uGsA0f3BW
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