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A rare and violent storm battered Paraguay’s capital with massive hailstones, injuring both people and animals and damaging property extensively. Strong winds up to 60 mph forced drivers off roads and delayed football matches. Includes stock footage and AI-enhanced visual elements.

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00:00Hailstones the size of tennis balls battered Paraguay's capital,
00:03leaving holes smashed in cars and homes.
00:06The storm was so fierce that wind gusts reached 60 miles per hour,
00:10and the hail sounded like gunshots.
00:12Videos showed commuters scrambling for cover
00:14while drivers sheltered at petrol stations to protect their vehicles.
00:18One dog nearly lost consciousness
00:20after being struck on the head by a giant hailstone during a walk.
00:24Football matches were paused as thousands lost electricity amid the chaos.
00:29Locals later compared the hailstones side by side
00:32with tennis balls to show their massive size.
00:34Scientists warn this storm comes amid the worst El Nino in recorded history,
00:39expected to cause hundreds of thousands of heat-related deaths worldwide.
00:43The damage and danger from this storm
00:45reveal just how intense the climate crisis is becoming.
00:48Disclosure.
00:49This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:52using AI-assisted tools.

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