Terrible moment, massive hailstorm smashed car window in Canada, people bent over to hide inside

Scary footage shows the moment drivers are on a major road Canada Golf ball-sized hail fell on the highway on Monday.

While Gibran Marquez was traveling on a highway in central Alberta with two others, the trio had to pull over after their car was hit by a hailstone.

Marquez releases video of the storm excitement This showed passengers pulling over on the highway and bending over as hailstones smashed car windows.

The caption of the video is ’17 minutes of dreadful last night, 5km south of the gas road, as it showed the car windows shattered when the hail hit the surface.

“Put your backpack on your left hand,” Marquez can be heard saying as he passes the driver with the bag as a shield from the shattered windows.

The driver shields a female passenger from the windshield broken in her arms as she drives through the cracks of the filled glass. As the storm continues, people’s screams can be heard outside.

Coincidentally, the weather in parts of Alberta on Monday was 80 F highest and 56 F lowest, according to The Weather Channel.

With the passing of the storm in Alberta, Canada, the hail broke the windows of the vehicles. Gibran Marquez captured the moment when hail poured into her vehicle on Monday.

Marquez posted the aftermath of the storm as the vehicle exited the highway. The vehicle was adorned with yellow warning tape and broken windows.

Weather reached highs of 89F and lows of 56F in parts of Alberta on Monday

Marquez posted another video of the moments when the hail started hitting the car.

“Oh my God,” the female passenger yells as her balls of hail slowly begin to smash through the windshield.

Meanwhile, Marquez reveals that the rear window of the vehicle was partially broken.

“I needed to get footage of this… the world needs to see how serious these storms can be in a matter of seconds,” Marquez said in response to a commenter.

Marquez also claimed that some suffered from cuts, bruises and a mild concussion. A photo of the female passenger being treated by a firefighter was shared with a rainbow culminating in the background.

Marquez said no one was seriously injured in his car. He said it was just a few cuts, bruises and a slight concussion.

The car Marquez was driving was pulled to the side of the road with yellow warning tape affixed.

Marquez shared photos as the storm passed, and some drivers drove back onto the highway, some untouched.

In the wake of the storm, Alberta Emergency Alert issued a now defunct Tornado warning on Monday.

Marquez posted a photo of the sky with the storm passing in the distance. Some cars passed untouched

Grapefruit-sized hail has been reported in parts of Alberta. The NHP Field Project took a photo of one of their balls filled with a ruler.

Meanwhile, another passenger driving in Markerville, Alberta, showed off a pile of hail snatched from the storm.

“I can’t even do it,” Mhairi wrote on Twitter. I panicked, got this without putting it on the ruler properly. Tennis balls while Markerville is 17:50 KB. They’re still coming down. Stay away.’

Users circulated Twitter by posting photos of their experiences with the hashtag ‘abstorm’.

Storm chaser TL Carmody shared a photo of the family’s car being blown off in the middle of the hailstorm.

‘I met a very shaken family [the] McDonald’s in Innisfail, caught in hail, wrote ‘TL Carmody. ‘Everything is fine and it was nice of them to let me take pictures.’

Carmody posted a photo of the red vehicle being crushed and shattered by huge blocks of ice.

A red vehicle was smashed by hail in the storm. Family in chaos ‘very shaken’