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Hail

hail n : Frozen precipitation in the form of lumps of ice, or "stones" created when rain is pushed above the freezing level by a thunderstorm's updraft.  Hail stones grow larger with subsequent passes until they become too heavy to be supported by the updraft and fall to earth.#

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Title: StormStock 11 minute hail sampler.
Description: 11 minutes of dramatic, giant hail striking fields, roads, cars and buildings.
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Title: Car and window damaged by giant hail.
Source Reel Number: 998
Time Code: 00:47:59:12-00:48:16:16
Description: Hole in car window from 1995 Ft. Worth, Texas hailstorm, costliest in US history.
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Title: Giant hail strikes cattle.
Source Reel Number: 998
Time Code: 00:49:13:23-00:49:26:10
Description: Cattle run for cover as giant softball size hail falls.
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Title: Large hail strikes car while driving.
Source Reel Number: 998
Time Code: 00:49:53:05-00:50:01:09
Description: Large, golf ball size hail strikes car while driving.  Car POV.
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Title: Giant brain hail.
Source Reel Number: 998
Time Code: 00:49:32:28-00:49:41:29
Description: Giant hail falls near car, close-up of hand holding  "brain" hail, day,
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Title: Man holds giant hail.
Source Reel Number: 998
Time Code: 00:50:36:10-00:50:44:27
Description: Man holds two, softball size hailstones in each hand. 
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