19 Ways UTSA Students Reacted to “Hailmageddon”

When you heard the sudden roars of a thunderstorm:

When you realized your car was taking a beating outside:

When you briefly thought about saving your car:

When your roommate talked about driving to the nearest parking garage in the middle of the hail downpour:

When you were driving and it started raining golf balls:

When you realized you had to pull over to avoid the accident you saw in your head:

When you sat through the storm in your car:

When you thought about checking your car after the storm:

When you start to panic but remember you parked in a parking garage and were going to be safe from hail damage:

When you realized you didn’t have to worry about hail damaging your car because you don’t have one:

When the power went out and you had an assignment due at midnight:

When your friends texted you to make sure you weren’t driving:

When your roommate wouldn’t stop freaking out over the ice:

When you realized windows windows were broken and there were tiny dents everywhere:

When you checked your car and realized it’s not that bad:

When you accept defeat because it’s just a car afterall:

When you walked outside to go to class and saw all the tree branches/leaves on the ground:

When you’ve been through many storms that were worse and don’t understand why people freaked so much:

When you’re annoyed with all the tweets and posts (including this one) about the storm:

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