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How small was the smallest hailstone?
2cm
Where was the largest hailstone found?
It depends on whether you measure diameter or circumference. The largest circumference was in a hailstone that fell near Aurora, Nebraska on June 22, 2003. It was 18.75 inches in circumference and 7 inches in diameter. The largest diameter was recorded near Vivian, South Dakota on July 23, 2010. The hailstone was 8 inches in diameter and 18.625 inches in circumference. The official record goes to the Vivian hailstone. This difference has to do with the fact that the largest hailstones are often lopsided.
What does the size of a hailstone depend on?
It depends on how strong the updrafts in a thunderstorm are. The stronger these updrafts (winds), the larger the hailstone it can support. As long as the hail remains supported in the cloud, it will continue to accrete ice and grow larger.
How hail is formed explanation?
the hailstone starts as snow, an updraft of warm air and a downdraft of old air causes the hailstone to form. it falls to the ground
What would you find if you cut a really big hailstone in half?
it would fall at a lighter speed
How tall is Tony Hailstone?
Tony Hailstone is 6'.
When did Bernard Hailstone die?
Bernard Hailstone died in 1987.
When was Bernard Hailstone born?
Bernard Hailstone was born in 1910.
When was Dominic Hailstone born?
Dominic Hailstone was born in 1973.
When did Samuel Hailstone die?
Samuel Hailstone died in 1851.
When was Samuel Hailstone born?
Samuel Hailstone was born in 1768.
When was John Hailstone born?
John Hailstone was born in 1759.
When did John Hailstone die?
John Hailstone died in 1847.
What does a hailstone look like?
hailstone looks like lumps of ice
How 2 use hailstone in a sentence?
basicaly hailstone means frozen rainfalling
What has the author Sam Hailstone written?
Sam Hailstone has written: 'The dose repeated'
What was the Biggest hailstone ever recorded in the UK?
A hailstone fell on Horsham, Sussex on September 5th 1958, weighing 190g. It's the heaviest hailstone ever recorded in Britain.
