Published 06/27/2024 12:40:02 p.m.

Hail the size of golf balls and even grapefruit? The science of how tiny ice crystals grow dangerously large

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Hail the size of grapefruit shattered car windows in Johnson City, Texas. In June, 2024, a storm chaser found a hailstone almost as big as a pineapple. Even larger hailstones have been documented in South Dakota, Kansas and Nebraska. Hail has damaged airplanes and even crashed through the roofs of houses.

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Hail the size of golf balls and even grapefruit? The science of how tiny ice crystals grow dangerously large

06/27/2024 12:40:02 p.m.·United Kingdom

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