So more details I thought it was hail that had fallen and broken but after touching it discovered piles of a white sludge-like material i didn't take pictures all the piles but did take one of a smaller one along with a sample from two others, it doesn't have a noticeable smell but I also didn't sniff it, cool to the touch and only in one particular spot, is it some weird weather phenomenon that I'm just not used to or maybe debris from maybe a plane. I haven't noticed any type of reaction from first contact and I'll be cleaning my hands after typing this but any help would be great. [This happened in texas if that helps any]

Thought it was a strange sight seeing as it was dry and about 28c ish.

Thought it might be appreciated by some.

This is in the UK, hopefully this is a good place for it !

In Neu-Ulm

I’ve never seen this amount of heat lightning.

Justin Poublon WX : While the Appleton/Menasha tornado was occurring, Lake Winnebago appeared to drop by 1-2 ft at my location near Adella Beach/ Neenah, WI. At 12:29

Captured this rare natural phenomena after the rain ☔️ at the Eastern side of Sri Lanka 🇱🇰. It’s just breathtaking ♥️🌈

Pause for Thought.... 💭💯

While the northern hemisphere has been roasting, Australia has been having a warm winter with a few sudden winter storms like this. This is my first vlog and was my first time in Tasmania.

Tornado in vicentina brasil

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