Ice chunks 'from the sky' crash through woman's ceiling
A Canadian woman narrowly avoided getting hit by several chunks of ice that crashed through her bedroom ceiling Thursday, likely dropped from a passing airplane, officials said.
The woman was in her room and only a few steps away when debris "exploded" through her roof shortly before 9:30 a.m.. Fire crews found several chunks of ice about 6 inches long on the bed, along with pieces of shingles, plywood, drywall and insulation.
Fire department spokesman Jeff Budai said his best guess is that the "frozen liquid" fell from a passing airplane. » Article here
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3 Comments:
I totally live in the city where that happened. The city is Calgary. How freaky is that.
Yeah -- it could have been you that was hit with the ice chunks.
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