Hail blanketed roads in Mexico's Guadalajara that covered some parts of the city in ice 1.5 metres deep.
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Ice blanketed streets in Guadalajara, Mexico on Sunday after a freak hailstorm.
In some suburbs, the ice reached 1.5 metres high.
Municipal and civil protection authorities worked to clear the thick layer of ice from the streets. Some personnel continued working into the night.
The police in the region shared videos of people being evacuated from homes half buried in ice. Photos showed vehicles partially engulfed by the hail.
"I witnessed scenes I had never seen before: hail more than a metre in height," the regional governor in Jalisco, Enrique Alfaro, tweeted, saying that it made people ask themselves about climate change.
He said there was no recorded injury or death related to the hailstorm.
Guadalajara, located roughly 540 kilometres northwest of Mexico City, has been experiencing summer temperatures of about 31 degrees Celsius.
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