Want this question answered?
The duration of Hail the Artist is 1.6 hours.
yes.. indeed it can. hail is produced by very strong thunderstorms..
yes it did snow in Riyadh, but it is one of those that they call un-common phenomena. Also, it is mostly hail so dont get your hopes up.
Hail is created by an updraft. Tornadoes need updrafts to develop. So the relationship is they both need updrafts. Hail can also be a warning sign of a tornado.
No. Hail is ice that falls during a thunderstorm.
200ft
The largest hail storm ever recorded was in Amarillo Texas it lasted 2 hours and 15 minutes with over 200 million dollars in damages
The hailstorm that struck the Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas metro area on May. The heaviest authenticated hailstone ever measured was one of 2.25.
in 2013
Hail is not simply frozen raindrops. Hail forms when a water droplet is carried into the upper part of a storm, freezes, falls, collects a new layer of moisture, then rises again to refreeze, this time into a larger piece of ice. This cycle repeats until the ahilstone is to heavy to be held up by air currents. Large hail occurs in thunderstorms with very strong updrafts that can keep such large objects suspended. Typically the storm is a supercell, a thunderstorm with a powerful, rotating updraft capable of producing large hail and strong tornadoes.
Karachi's northern and north-eastern parts got hail on 30 September 1999. Hail has also occurred in Karachi back in March 1967 (when Karachi received the month's highest rainfall recorded to-date of 130 mm). Most recently, Karachi's southern parts got hail on 4 Feb 2013 and many parts of Karachi received hail on 15 Feb 2013.
Hail to the Chief
Yes. Summer storms on the Sunshine Coast frequently bring hail.
Cumulonimbus clouds.
through out all the information on hail I have read, it comes to my idea that the size does not change once the hail has been formed. in the related links box below, I posted the wikipeida hail article.the biggest hail recorded in history was a 7 pounder. there is a picture of it in the article.
Yes hail moves around within a cloud. As hail falls within a cloud it will gather moisture on its outside. The winds and updrafts within a storm cloud constantly swirl. As a piece of hail that has gotten wet swirls up higher in the cloud it refreezes with a new layer of ice and continues to do it and grow until it finally falls to earth. The longer it stays in the cloud and the more trips it makes, the larger it gets. If yoiu ever have large hail, collect a piece (after it stops hailing) and break it. You will see the different layers inside. It looks like a giant Jaw Breaker candy.
Hale is a homonym for hail. Hale means strong and healthy, while hail refers to frozen rain droplets.