Multiple sources report that a hailstorm in Manitoba causes damage that affects drivers, prompting reminders about what to check and what to do next. Articles advise vehicle owners to inspect cars and other property for hail-related impacts, including dents, cracked or chipped windshields, and damage to lights, mirrors, and paint. Sources also note that even after the storm, damage can appear or worsen as water infiltrates small cracks. Drivers are encouraged to document the condition of their vehicles promptly with photos or video, including close-ups of dents and glass damage, and to keep records of any repairs or towing. Several outlets emphasize that insurance claims often require evidence of the damage and may include deadlines for reporting incidents. Guidance also highlights safety considerations: if a windshield or other glass is compromised, drivers should avoid driving the vehicle until it is assessed, and should watch for hazards such as loose debris on roads. The reporting collectively focuses on practical steps for assessing storm impact, contacting insurers or repair facilities, and managing claims.