Ice Chunks Crash Through Ceiling of Family's Upstairs Bathroom

The Blanchards made sure to keep the evidence, sealing the ice in plastic bags and keeping it in a freezer

A couple says what appeared to be large chunks of ice fell from the sky and through their roof late Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017.

Large chunks of ice crashed through the roof of a Southern California house Saturday night, leaving a hole in an upstairs bathroom ceiling.

Brandon Blanchard was outside his Chino home talking with neighbors when he heard what he said sounded like a bomb and felt like an earthquake. The family raced upstairs to find clear ice chunks on the bathroom floor and a hole in the ceiling. 

No one was injured.

Federal Aviation Administration officials are attempting to determine whether the ice fell from an airplane. The Blanchards placed the chunks in plastic bags and stored the ice in their freezer.

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