JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As rounds of severe thunderstorms moved through Northeast Florida on Easter Sunday, some dropped large pieces of hail in St. Johns County and other parts of our area.
Viewers from Nocatee to Ponte Vedra Beach and further inland shared photos and video of the hail that ranged in size from a raisin to a golf ball.
Small hail reported by Gately Rd during the #severethunderstorm this afternoon.
— Danielle Uliano (@DanielleUliano) April 17, 2022
Looks like either pea or penny size hail.
📸: Beth Sullivan (News4JAX Insider) pic.twitter.com/G570Xrxn07
@wjxt4 @WOKVNews from Nocatee pic.twitter.com/KCicdRtwl2
— Ray Collazo (@CollazoRay) April 17, 2022
VOLUME UP 🔈 Another video of the hail really coming down in the Rivertown are of St. John’s County 😱 @wjxt4
— Danielle Uliano (@DanielleUliano) April 17, 2022
📹: News4JAX Insider (sir_hobo) pic.twitter.com/ABXagnidjQ
The storm also dropped about an inch of rainfall in some spots and produced quarter-size hail and frequent lighting in Duval County.
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