Reports of golf-ball-sized hail was seen around Mid-Missouri on Friday afternoon.
Homes, cars and businesses were damaged during the hailstorm that rolled through Boone County.
Roadways looked covered in snow and ice as hail broke car windows and littered cars with dents.
An employee at Cedar Creek Homes told ABC 17 News that several of its homes sustained damage. She showed our crews that her windshield was cracked and the dents to the hood of her truck.
Employees at Camping World RV told ABC 17 News that several of their RVs and some of their employees' cars suffered anything from minor to severe damage.
The Cooper County Sheriff's Office said several of their patrol cars were damaged in the storm as well.
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Hail seen by ABC 17 News Crews on Friday afternoon in Clark.
ABC 17 News viewers also shared photos with our newsroom from the storm.
Photo shared by Teresa Crump in FayettePhoto shared by Hannah Roberts in SedaliaPhoto shared by Joe Sweezer near ClarkPhoto of 'nickle-size' hail shared by Amanda Anderson in ColumbiaPhoto shared by Cooper Co. Sheriff Chris ClassPhoto shared by Cooper Co. Sheriff Chris ClassPhoto shared by Cooper Co. Sheriff Chris ClassPhoto shared by Cooper Co. Sheriff Chris ClassPhoto shared by Carolyn Becker, of south Columbia.Photo shared by Carolyn Becker, of south Columbia.Submitted by DC SmithRose Scheidt, of east Columbia, shared this photo demonstrating hail that fell in the area was larger than a quarter.
This video, shared by Catherine Coyle in Fayette, shows hail falling.These photos, shared by Debra Kidwell in eastern Columbia, show large hail falling.These photos, shared to ABC 17 News by Tanys Nelson, shows damage -- caused by hail -- to a residence east of Battle High School.Fiona Gilson shared these photos of large hail near Route Z.This photo -- shared by Leslie Ragain -- shows a tree that fell in a backyard at a home in Columbia.
