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Hail

earth science Maturity 7-9

Hail is ice that falls from the sky.

Hailstones.jpg
Hailstones.jpg
It looks like small balls of ice. These stones fall during big storms. They can hit crops or cars.
Wea02208 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg
Wea02208 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg
We stay inside when it hails. Have you ever seen hail?

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File:Granizo.jpg
Granizo.jpg
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hailshaft.jpg
File:Hail clouds.jpg
Hail clouds.jpg
Thakurgaon Hailstorm.webm
File:Hail on the Docks, Port Edward, British Columbia.jpg
Hail on the Docks, Port Edward, British...
File:Three body scatter spike-NOAA.png
Three body scatter spike-NOAA.png
File:Hailstones.jpg
Hailstones.jpg
File:Hagelkorn mit Anlagerungsschichten.jpg
Hagelkorn mit Anlagerungsschichten.jpg
File:Record hailstone Vivian, SD.jpg
Record hailstone Vivian, SD.jpg
File:Wea02208 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg
Wea02208 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg
File:Sydneyhailstorm.jpg
Sydneyhailstorm.jpg
File:Hand holding hail in a strawberry patch.jpg
Hand holding hail in a strawberry patch.jpg

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