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  • @theonlyone246 are you mentally insane . why are you eh rasist prick and why are you blaming the jews for diversity in north america. also what dose this have to do with weather.

  • 0:06 :-D

  • @theonlyone246 Wtf is wrong with you? : /

  • Absolutely amazing ..looks like real snow

  • lol WTFD on that guy's shirt (what the f*ck dude) rofl

  • Why don't they just take out a bunch of heaters and Melt the hail!

  • I wonder why they are wearing summer cloths while it's snow all over around

  • only time you can clear something cold off your lawn in shorts and a t shirt

  • MILF MILF MILF ALERT 0:34

  • OMG LOL A PHINEAS AND FERB EPISODE CAME TRUE XD

  • o my goddd hahaha I though it was wynterrrr

  • I like how they enslave the children to shovel up the snow

  • Al Gore is Right

  • @ahernandez4110 I remember the same in 1980, it was so foggy afterwards we were unable to drive.

  • it looks like snow!! :D

  • i wanna smash the guy whos pushing on the car by its spoiler ??? are u fucking braindead

  • Dig Yankee dig!!! :-D

  • its hail stone you yanks it will melt fast you dont havt to shovel

  • holy crap. it looks like the dead of winter there

  • WTFD- What the fuck department

  • Al Gore... hmmm, wonder what he's thinking.

  • Who cares. It's New Jersey anyway. O_O

  • @blopperis its better than wherever the hell you are O_O

  • that's all from hail?

  • When I got to the beach I told some people about what I had seen but they didn't believe it because they didn't get any rain there (less than 5 miles away as the crow flies).

  • I remember 1 day about 10 years ago, I was driving to the nude beach on Sandy Hook in Monmouth County NJ when I was passing through Little Silver and Rumson on Sycamore Ave. and Rumson Rd. and I saw little piles of white stones sitting in certain areas along the road. I had been driving in pure sunlight all day so I thought that this sight was really strange. I stopped at a local store to buy something and the people inside told me that 20 minutes earlier it was hailing outside.

  • Winter in the middle of the summer : AWESOME !!

  • This storm sure dropped an awful lot of hail! It certainly does look like the middle of winter judging by these photos! Those kids seemed to be having a fun time! Cool video!

  • if i see hail in the foracast im parking in a parking garage or self car wash bay

  • Holy shit, this is a hail or a SNOW?????

  • @MageofDarkness1984 ..its hail...a huge amount of small hail stones...the same thing happened here in Rhode Island last srping....it hailed so much it looked white everywhere ...the temperature also droped 20F in just 10 minutes O_O

  • what the fuck damn(WTFD) LOL

  • I never seen anything like that before. I didn't believe it till I saw all the people in shorts.......

  • I never seen anything like that before. I didn't believe it till I saw all the people in shorts.......

  • WTFD!

  • Why are they bothering to shovel it? It's probably like 85 degrees out and it will melt in a few hours.

  • @Braincandy123 I was thinking the same thing

  • LOL

    

  • i was there.......

  • You wouldn't understand, It's a Jersey thing

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  • i didnt know christmas came in the summer time! hahaha

  • WTF-D LOL!

  • That guy had a "WTF D"epartment shirt on!! LOL!!!

  • HAIL FIGHT!!!!

  • lol 0:23 WTFD stands for what the fuck department

  • YaY!!!snow Hail : )

  • Poor snow man o_o he got pelted from like 2k pounds of ice o_O

  • WTF? XD

  • hahahahah wtfd XD

  • I want one of those "What the fuck department" Shirts.

  • lmao.. that guy had on a what the fuck dept shirt!

  • Dam thats what I call hail!

  • they suppose remember their Lord.

  • 0:48 Look! A guy from the WTF Department!

  • i think its funni how theres people outside shovelinq HAIL in short sleves

    i noe its summer buh still !!

  • Wait for it to melt? Y would you shovel hail when it's 80+degrees outside?

  • THat was the best snow man ever ! ! ! ! ! 0:03 XD

  • Hahahahaha "What the Fuck department" good work Hoofroodat XD Man if there was a "wtfd" i'd join right up lol

  • lol wtfd is like either "wat the fuck dude" or 'what the fuck department" lolz

  • We had 2 inches of hail last summer here in Eastern England one afternoon. It was very localised ; just 2 miles down the road and it hadn't even rained! :)

  • 0:22 WTFD -- What The F*** Department xD

  • is it realy what it stand for cuz if it is its fucken awsome lol

  • @edimk25 no its not xD i don't know actually

  • @xxdeathonarrivalxx Ha. I guess I'm not the first to notice.

  • lol 0:23 haha thats just pretty funny....I know FD is Fire Department so dont go "omg u dumbass".....I just thought it was funny cuz its says

    "WTFD" so its like a What the F***K Dude :D.......

    holy shit i missed this......I was on vacation .....damn i would have loved to take some photos......

    now this is what you call a freak weather incident

  • @JackDanielsCHS08 OMFG i was JUST about to comment that his sirt likes like it says what the eff dude. LOL

  • @Shimmerwave lol you have no idea how many times i was thinking of saying the same thing but someone else already posts it ....

  • @JackDanielsCHS08 My first thought was "WHAT THE FUCK DEPARTMENT" :P Trolmao, I think I could get a job there.

  • @TheLostMoonShine lol you should xD

  • Global Warming, Al Gore and Odrama. The world really is screwed up.

  • guess you dont know the difference between weather and climate?  ... typical conservative

  • That is funny, you are funny , not to mention defending Al Gore, Odrama and chicken little.

  • how much and how long did it last th hail

  • You suck people

  • Actually hail does sometimes fall here in Hawaii, although very rarely. My great-grandfather took photos of pretty big hailstones in his front yard in Nuuanu Valley in Honolulu in about 1930.

  • he had a camera back than lol rich guy a

  • This is nothing. We had a hail storm here in the 80's that they had to bring out the snowplows to clean up. Massive flooding from all of the sewer grates being plugged up with hail. The piles of hail from the plows going down the roads were 3-4 feet deep. It was incredible.

  • i loooooove hail storms

  • Haha I remember this stuff. I live up in Bergen county and I remember watching this on the news. Some crazy stuff it was like 80 degrees too that day. I saw the footage and I'm like "WTF SNOW?!?!" and then found out it was hail and was like... "WTF HAIL?!?!?!"

  • lmao that dumb ass kid is getting the shit on the sidewalk not off rofl..

  • @d4rkn3z132 That's not a "dumb ass kid". He is shoveling hail from the road into the STORM DRAIN, not onto the sidewalk. Use your eyes, stupid, and look before you write.

  • @hebneh this comment is over a year old dumb fuck go get a life on sidewalk derp derp get mad

  • @d4rkn3z132 that dumbass kid is prob smarter than u...it appears like he is throwing it in a drain

  • @d4rkn3z132 Are you talking about the kid dumping it in the sewers..?

  • @d4rkn3z132 do you not notice him shoveling it dow n the storm drain...dumbasss lmao

  • @d4rkn3z132 that "dumbs ass kid" is getting the "shit" into the drain.

  • @Mavi222 shh ur bad reply to a 2 year old comment some more

  • @d4rkn3z132 doesnt matter since the video didn't change.

  • lol hailman

  • Weather modification programs, look at the Chemtrails in the sky, search HAARP.

  • I do agree but chemtrails usually stop any storms from developing. This year we have almost no storms and it has been much cooler here in nj because of them.

  • Who in the hell was the idiot to give you thumbs down?

    If anything you deserve 10 thumbs up.

  • Stuff like this has been happening for years. It may seem like storms are "worse" now-a-days only because we got more coverage on thunderstorms. HAARP... My ass. I never believed in that crap. If this was in Hawaii, maybe I would buy that.

  • i replied to "cdimmm"

  • hail storms will be has big as balling balls. search up 2012.

  • @Ritchie37

    If hail were to be as big as bowling balls, that would have to be a result of global warming, not 2012 at all. If you research thunderstorms pretty well you will understand.

  • I live in Boulder Colorado and it has rained everyday since

    May when we had our last snow...This place lookes like Atlanta Ga. it is so green and today it hailed like crazy and a wind that came out of no where and then it got hot 15min later like it never happened...some weird stuff is happening I do not care what you dombasses in New Jersey thinks if you do think.....

  • i live there and saw all this when i went down on my bike to check it out

  • What's going on in New Jersey?

    I had hail yesterday(June 26) at Aberdeen Matawan, NJ, too.

    Not as heavy as this one though. I uploaded my video, too.

  • holy f**k.... this is JUNE it's SUMMER!!!

  • its hailed in jersey before you retard...hail happens in thunderstorms only and can occur in any thunderstorm

  • Washington Township, i live 3 towns away from there.

  • I just don't think that CO2 plays a role in global warming, if it is taking place, I don't think that CO2 can be classified as the coulpret? I just haven't seen any real evidence other then that one lab experiment, which is similar to the ones that say aspertain cause cancer, i still drink fake sugar because the doses were unreal

  • Hey dumbshit down there...You turrend something natural and that happens all the time in a talk about CLIMATE CHANGE (its not called global warming anymroe) shit happens dont cry it has 2 end sometime...

  • It was sarcasm, and it led to a very entertaining debate. If you care to challenge any points discussed, feel free to do so

  • winstonsmith

    You are probably a smart guy, but I have studied global warming out of curiosity, and have yet to find one shred of evidence to support that it has not been happening for years before we could've had anything to do with it. The only people that claim to have proof are paleoclimatologists, and there evidence is rediculous.

  • TheObamasucks

    Same to you. I wish more people had a curiosity about these things. Usually people just like to confirm their bias.

    People have firm convictions on GW but have no idea what tomorrow's weather will be without getting a report from someone else.

    My general thought is that weather is an expression of energy; add energy or components that retain energy like CO2 or H2O and you've changed the expression.

  • Hi Dennis it's Paul's

  • Welcome to global warming. Oh yea, libs call it climate change now because the last ten years have been cooler then usual.  If you believe in global warming then explain to me how the Viking used to inhabit Greenland, and were farmers. They only left because as the earth got cooler, ice bergs were sinking their ships.

  • @TheObamasucks

    What does hail have to do with climate change? It's not snow. It's called a thunderstorm - look it up. The Vikings inhabited Greenland a thousand years ago during the Medieval warming period but it wasn't warm globally and wasn't due to C02 - look it up. They didn't leave because icebergs were sinking their ships either (LOL) - don't even bother looking it up it's complicated.

  • I know, I was being facicist, its complicated. Global warming is a joke. The earth has been warming and cooling since the begining of time, its a cycle. Just as you pointed out, "medieval warming period". LOL retard, there is record of their ships striking Ice Bergs, look it up. And they were farmers, look it up.

  • You are making no sense. But please keep making an ass out of you self with this ignorant talk. It's amusing.

  • @winstonsmith00

    Do you have any idea what the largest contributer to greenhouse gas is? Its not CO2, that is only a trace gas, very very limited. A few hundred PPM. Its water vapor you freakin genious you. If you read something other then the works of fed funded climatologists you would kno that. CO2 has very little effect on warming period.

  • More ignorance. You even misspelled "genius." But maybe you are a being "facicist". I'm not being facetious.

  • Your little CO2 experiment was created in a lab, look it up. CO2 is currently under 400ppm, in the lab to get any noticeable greenhouse effect it took 1800ppm, at current increase rates of CO2, that will be about 100 years before we raise by one degree C. And all you can do is criticize me for not using spell check, you silly man

  • @TheObamasucks

    I'm glad I wasted your time looking up bullshit on your pseudo-science websites. Our conversation was over once you called me a retard. I responded to your statements and laughed at your argument which I think is ignorant but that doesn't mean that I think you are. Your argument is driven by political ideologies. Therefore, I'm not wasting scientific arguments on you.

  • Ah, poor little lib was offended. You called me ignorant, there by starting with the insults. I refuted your ignorance with scientific studies and factual information, your scientific arguments don't exist as you well know. You insult my spelling, you are so silly, you started it and now you are defeated through your own studies. That CO2 was a fed funded study, the point of which was to demonstrate the greenhouse effect of CO2, it was negligibe, thereby U=retard, so sorry just fact

  • I'm no match for you: you first argued that hail was proof against the libs GW. You then said the last 10 years have been cooler - another stupid ass statement. Then you argue because the Vikings inhabited Greenland 1000 years ago then GW is wrong - really stupid. You wrote that Vikings were farmers on Greenland and they left because icebergs kept sinking their ships. The thing is they only grew grasses for 2-month seasons. They left mostly because the trade ships stopped and other reasons.

  • Your right, you are no match for me. Read Roy Spencer's Climate Confusion, you might learn a thing or 2 about climatology and the greenhouse effect. Till then stick to critiqueing spelling and punctuation, you might actually get somewhere

  • Can't you read my first post said nothing of ignorance. Go ahead and deny that too you're on a fucking roll.

  • @winston

    Nope, just blatent condecension. Now that you see some actual studies and you realize that I don't care about the grammar, you are becoming even more fun. Im amused

  • Obamasucks

    "blatent condecension" Yup that's right. Look man I've been studying this stuff for years. I've taught classes on micrometeorology as a flight instructor. Hell, I've even built replicas of Greenland kayaks. YT comments is a terrible place to make a good point. I'd never call you a retard but I did call your arguments ignorant. We are all ignorant about something. But if someone doesn't call us on our silly assertions we'll never learn. I'd suggest learning about micrometeorology

  • @winstonsmith

    You mean some poor student paid money to "learn" that nonsense. Have you abandoned your pont on CO2 being real contributer to Greenhouse gasses? You found the study didin't you? It is as I said negligeable. H2O yields a much greater greenhouse effect. Are you going to advocate that we ban water?

  • This is what I'm talking about "H2O yields a much greater greenhouse effect" yeah until it falls out of the sky as precipitation! It's a closed system. The CO2 we are emitting now has been locked up for 300 million years or more.

  • I agree, there is far to little that we understand about the difference in those two functions, from the GW effects to the cooling effects of the precip. The CO2 also demonstrated in a lab setting much higher growth rates in plants, there is another variable added to a GW equation that we cant even prove exists

  • "from the GW effects to the cooling effects of the precip" Yes and when water evaporates at ground level it absorbs energy and retains it as latent heat (that's why it cools your skin) until it condenses back into liquid form, usually in the form of clouds, where it releases that energy and heats the surrounding atmosphere. Ever wonder why it can be below zero at ground level and still have clouds of water droplets high in the atmosphere. Anyway I find it all pretty damn interesting.

  • Yes, definitely interesting. Water is a very cool substance, sinks when cooled in liquid form and then floats back to the surface as it gets to the freezing point. Thus sustaing life under the surface. Where did you teach? Ex or current service?

  • I owned a hang gliding flight school (closed it about 4 years ago). Maybe not the best of teaching credentials but what I taught my students about weather and micro meteorology they used to soar thermals and fly many miles cross country. There's nothing quite like thermaling up thousands of feet and then having the cloud form all around you. Every flight you would get to test your theory of the days weather. If you were wrong you glided down to the landing field, if right you'd soar.

  • That looks like such a blast, I have never been. I don't really like the head first config of the whole hang gliding apparatus, think i would probably break my neck. My friend do para sailing, but they have yet to convince me on that one either. I would like to try a regular glider that I have a bit more protection in.

  • Yup I know what you mean, you're basically on a pendulum head first. But while flying it gives you a "superman feeling". I fly paragliders too and they're very comfortable but the risks are basically the same. Fortunately only a couple of my students ended up with minor injuries. It's dangerous but manageable. I hope you give a try sometime. Maybe a tandem flight. That's how I started, it was a blast.

    Thanks for the conversation, good luck to you.

  • Thank you sir, and best regards. You certianly are a knowledgeable guy and it has been my pleasure

  • For the sake of conversation, I have one more for you. Evapotranspiration, given the higher growth rates in plants, and its effects on the cooling of surface air.

  • That's interesting. Large trees do evaporate a hell of a lot of water. I know some farmers in California uproot trees around their farms to conserve water. But again, the heat taken away at ground level is redistributed to the upper atmosphere though the phenomenon of latent heat and the water lost from the ground will be released somewhere else as precip. if it condenses in a cloud it may rain down within hours of leaving a plants leaf. It's a short cycle. But I'm no expert in this area.

  • Isn't it the same net cooling effect though? I realize that most of the roots are surface, and slightly subsurface, but it seems as though the net effects are cooling. This is what I mean, there are just too many factors at play to make our country super green before we know that there is actually global warming taking place. I think that making our corporations super green will hurt us economically, simply because its expensive and they'll move to maintain a competative advantage

  • I think the cooling effect is not in water or evaporation when concerning plants and forest. The net effect is from less solar (longwave radiation) energy reaching the surface and heating large bodies of water that conserve heat so well or ground that radiates heat back into the atmosphere quickly. The perfect scenario is when our planet absorbs and retains solar energy in just the right amount to keep things advantageous to us.

  • Yeah I think there are too many factors for us to make precise predictions. But I do believe the majority of scientists in that we do have a problem and we need to do things differently. I don't like carbon offsets and such things. I agree that we could make things too expensive and hurt our economy. I don't have a strong opinion on what we should do but I'm all for finding good solutions.

    I think we agree, it's very complicated.

  • The reason that I bring it up is because we seemingly agree that water vapor, at least from its conseption has a net cooling effect. The reason that I brought H2O up in the first place was I also thought that it did have a cooling effect, I just forgot the terminology for the processes that you mentioned. The closest thing that I have to compare to gliding is riding sport bikes, I don't know if I could say its safer, I just grew up on 2 wheels, not wings

  • I agree it does have a surface cooling effect. In thermal soaring you'll find large forests and lakes have a similar sinking effect because cooling air is denser. But when water vapor condenses it releases that lost heat right back into the system. CO2 goes through a cycle like this too but it takes many years rather than minutes to days.

    Sport bikes rock! My problem is that I turn into an idiot when I get on one. I'll leave that to guys like you that grew up with them.

  • No way, you rode what? thats awsome. I had an R1 and I wrecked it 3Xs before I sold it. I do fiberglass and paint work so it doesn't bother me to crash. I wear 2 bullit proof vests and full leather, but definitely go a little on the crazy side

  • Well I said sport bikes rock but I rode an old Yamaha Maxim 650 until it died. The last thing I rode was my brother's Honda rebel and nearly got hit because I couldn't stop fast enough. I was more into quads and off-road riding. Glad to hear you have good protection though. Having body work skills is a plus.

  • No good to have a sinking effect over the forest, sounds like a wicked place to land. U r the man, yea, I feel like crap for being stupid and insulting, you do know ur stuff, and it has been a pleasure to gather info off you.

  • Same here. We have to be careful not to judge people upon one narrow opinion. I'm guilty too.

  • WTF? :S

  • everyone is in short-sleeves and shorts lol

  • Wow!

  • Now people in New Jersey will start to take Gore's message seriously.. i hope..

  • NJ is a liberal blue state, so they've already heard of Al Gore and his reach to prove we're causing everything to melt. It's the people who live outside of NJ who tend to be ignorant about what its residents "take seriously". Shit happens. Hail happens. (And one of the side effects is that it's mindless entertainment for the alarmists).

  • Yeah 200 million will act the exact same way but pay taxes on it while the other 6 billion people will do nothing. We can all go to bed broke but with the false impression that we are saving the world which will give us a warm fuzzy feeling.

  • LMAO!!! Good one Bro! You Rock Man!

    Any Luck with your Axe? Just wondering.

    Hope you get her fixed. Dont make me go and buy you a NEW one Hahahaha.

  • Floods here,You got Hail, Danggg!!! What Next? LOL

  • how come there is snow, but still they have short sleeves?

  • Dude,Is this for real?

  • Yo, that shit was crazy. It started out like an ordinary day and then it just started to pour rain. And then the hail came.

  • Wow.....

    I bet this is somewhere in the bible....

  • I think OBAMA did this to show his supreme power

  • wow that is crazy!...n im from that area

  • no snowman?

  • black people new jeresy

  • I wish a giant lightning bolt hit New Jersey.

  • I am sure it happens all the time!

  • wow thats really random

  • Nothing quite beats the joy of running around amidst a hail storm and being knocked unconscious by a rogue hailstone the size of a grapefruit.

  • Insane!!

  • thats weird because it was nice and sunny in central jersey today...

  • it rained a little in south jersey

  • h.a.a.r.p

  • NO WAY!

  • w.t.f.f.t.w

  • You know what, we wish you should've been in that crash. Fxck yourself!

  • Bizarre

  • Al Gore, tell me how my azz taste.

  • WTFD, huh?

  • Wow! so much hail it looks like snow

  • Damn, i live in Texas and i have never seen that before!

  • One crazy site isn't it and I'm in Oklahoma and never seen that happen, At least never that much before now