Get an up-close look at a Coors Field hailstorm thanks to roving weather reporter Miguel Montero

Recently, the Rockies headed to Chase Field for an NL West series with the D-backs. Back home in Denver, Coors Field was blanketed in snow after a patch of cold weather hit the area. 
On Monday, the Cubs found themselves in town to open a set with the Rockies at Coors. But a few hours before Monday's game, it became apparent that yes, inclement weather was back once again. And then some:

This is #CoorsField right now. pic.twitter.com/SAKbajTucN

— Colorado Rockies (@Rockies) May 8, 2017

From the Cubs' perspective:

???THIS IS FINE. ?? pic.twitter.com/iTxPnAREjJ

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) May 8, 2017

Yep, Coors Field was absolutely covered in a thick hailstorm on Monday afternoon, conditions Cubs catcher Miguel Montero braved in order to capture that perfect social media post:

Beautiful Colorado ?????lol pic.twitter.com/XHjLEnSWzZ

— Miguel Montero (@miggymont26) May 8, 2017

Another angle, from the opposing dugout:

Oh, hail no. ? pic.twitter.com/p8MA7MO8cs

— Colorado Rockies (@Rockies) May 8, 2017

How does a grounds crew get piles of hail off the field? With big shovels, as you'd expect. MLB.com's Thomas Harding with the evidence:

Removing hail by the shovel pic.twitter.com/EOEHq5Ofhe

— Thomas Harding (@harding_at_mlb) May 8, 2017

So you've seen what a baseball field looks like covered in snow, how about a dormant football stadium? Take it away, Broncos:

There was one hail of a storm today in Denver. ? pic.twitter.com/7UqrK1FhzO

— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) May 8, 2017

That's a lot of weather. Somebody make sure Mike Trouthears about this. 
Alas, the hailstorm was enough of a problem that Monday night's game was postponed:

Tonight's game has been postponed.

We will play a split doubleheader tomorrow, Game 1 starting at 12:10pm MT. pic.twitter.com/eZzsWnQ1eC

— Colorado Rockies (@Rockies) May 9, 2017

Here's hoping the skies clear up in time for Tuesday's games.