Footage of  "hail fog" and significant hail accumulations along with powerful supercell thunderstorm near Tulia, TX.
Hail fog forms when several inches of hail accumulates causing the temperature near the ground to cool rapidly. This mixes with warm moist air above creating a shallow layer of dense fog.
A strange sight to find in the spring this far south looking like a winter scene.

Shot List:

1-4. various shots of wall cloud and structure with tornadic supercell thunderstorm

5. slow shot of cloud to cloud lightning above wall cloud

6-11. various shots of wall cloud and mesocyclone structure with tornadic supercell thunderstorm

12. wide shot of large hail falling and bouncing with blowing dust in background

13. pushed-in shot of large hail falling and bouncing

14. POV driving shot of several inches of hail accumulation and \"hail fog\" east of Tulia, TX

15 and 16. wide shots of Meteorologist Juston Drake picking up, holding, and explaining massive hail accumulation east of Tulia, TX

17. pushed-in shot of ruler measuring depth of some of hail accumulation

18. pushed-in shot of truck driving through deep hail accumulation

19. wide shot of car and significant hail accumulation east of Tulia, TX

20. POV driving shot of \"hail fog\" and significant hail accumulation east of Tulia, TX

21. POV driving shot of heavy rain and hail

22. wide shot of street flooding near Tulia, TX

23. pushed-in shot of street flooding near Tulia, TX

24. pushed-in shot of tumbleweeds tumbling toward storm caught in strong inflow winds

25. POV driving shot of sunset behind tornadic storms