Hong Kong hit with first hail in five years as severe thunderstorms sweep through some areas of city


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Hail was seen in Hong Kong for the first time in five years on Thursday, as severe thunderstorms expected to last through the afternoon swept through some areas of the city.

Residents of Yung Ming Court in Tseung Kwan O saw hail the size of 50 cent coins, according to members of the local Facebook group “TKOfriend”, with one video posted showing a mix of hail and rain hitting windows with a loud popping sound.

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