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The GazetteJuly 29, 2016 | updated 10 years ago
Police Sgt. Kory Dabb accesses the damage to the fleet of police cars at the Stetson Hills police station Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a Thursday night hail storms damaged more than two dozen vehicles. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)
Residents and police clean up Friday morning after a hail storm Thursday night damaged homes and cars in Eastern Colorado Springs. Photos by Christian Murdock
Police Sgt. Kory Dabb accesses the damage to the fleet of police cars at the Stetson Hills police station Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a Thursday night hail storms damaged more than two dozen vehicles. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Hail the size of a baseball damaged more than two dozen police vehicles Thursday night, July 28, 2016, at the Stetson Hills police station in Colorado Springs. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)(The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Hail the size of a quarter lies in the yard of Ed and Cindy Putz Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after the storm hit the Old Farm neighborhood in eastern Colorado Springs the night before. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Ed Putz checks the damage to his siding Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a hail storm hit his Old Farm neighborhood Thursday night damaging his truck, the siding of his home, a skylight and a window. His wife Cindy said it was the worst hail storm they had seen in the 16 years they have lived in their house in eastern Colorado Springs. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Ed Putz checks the damage to his siding Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a hail storm hit his Old Farm neighborhood Thursday night damaging his truck, the siding of his home, a skylight and a window. His wife Cindy said it was the worst hail storm they had seen in the 16 years they have lived in their house in eastern Colorado Springs. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Ed Putz cleans up his yard Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a hail storm hit his Old Farm neighborhood Thursday night damaging his truck, the siding of his home, a skylight and a window. His wife Cindy said it was the worst hail storm they had seen in the 16 years they have lived in their house in eastern Colorado Springs. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Hail marks the fence in the yard of Stephen and Elizebeth Beyer Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a hail storm hit their Old Farm neighborhood Thursday night destorying three skylights, their fence and siding. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Elizebeth Beyer looks at the hail left in her yard Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a hail storm hit her Old Farm neighborhood Thursday night destroying three skylights, their fence and siding. Beyer said it was the worst hailstorm she and her husband, Stephen, had seen in the 34 years they have lived in their Colorado Springs house. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Stephen Beyer holds a hail stone left in his yard Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a storm hit his Old Farm neighborhood Thursday night destoring three skylights, their fence and siding. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)The sun shines through one of the damaged skylights in the home of Stephen and Elizebeth Beyer Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a hail storm hit their Old Farm neighborhood Thursday night destroying three skylights, their fence and siding. Elizebeth Beyer said it was the worst hailstorm she and her husband had seen in the 34 years they have lived in their Colorado Springs house. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)Elizebeth Beyer cleans up the plastic from one of her skylights Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a hail storm hit her Old Farm neighborhood Thursday night destroying three skylights, their fence and siding. Beyer said it was the worst hailstorm she and her husband, Stephen, had seen in the 34 years they have lived in their Colorado Springs house. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)The back window of a police car is destroyed outside the Stetson Hills police station Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a Thursday night hail storms damaged more than two dozen vehicles. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)The back window of a police car is destroyed outside the Stetson Hills police station Friday morning, July 29, 2016, after a Thursday night hail storms damaged more than two dozen vehicles. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) (CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE)
