Is it true that hailstorms hit by tornadoes in parts of the United States were bigger than softballs?

According to US media reports, severe weather occurred in the central region of the United States on the evening of the 27th local time. In the early morning of the 28th, this wave of severe weather moved to the southern and central-southern regions, bringing devastating damage to the area. Strong winds and hail larger than a softball.

It was reported that on the 27th, the central United States was hit by storms from eastern Kansas to Arkansas and the Lower Ohio Valley. That afternoon, hailstones larger than softballs fell in some areas of Missouri. In addition, there were tornadoes in Missouri on the 27th, but there have been no reports of casualties.

After ravaging the central region, this severe weather will move to a wide area from Michigan to Texas on the 28th local time. Although it is not as powerful as the storm the previous day, it will still bring damage, and Affect people's travel.

It is reported that a vast area from central Michigan to western Pennsylvania and then to central Texas will face the most severe thunderstorms. Many thunderstorms are capable of producing widespread damaging winds, damaging hail, flooding, and tornadoes. It is reported that the severe weather will subside around the early morning of the 29th local time.