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Hagel
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Niederschlag, der aus Eis besteht
Hail is a type of precipitation that forms as hard pellets or balls of ice falling from thunderstorms, and the image shows an example of a notably large hailstone. Hail matters because large hailstones can cause significant damage to crops, property, and vehicles, making it an important weather hazard to monitor and understand.
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Hagel ist eine Form von Niederschlag, der aus Eisklumpen besteht und überwiegend in warmen Jahreszeiten und den Mittleren Breiten auftritt. Zur Abgrenzung spricht man erst bei einem Durchmesser von über 0,5 Zentimetern von Hagel bzw. Eishagel, darunter von Graupel. Bei Aggregaten von Schneeflocken mit einem Durchmesser unter einem Millimeter spricht man von Griesel. Ein Tag, in dessen Verlauf es mindestens einmal hagelte, geht als Hageltag in die klimatologische Statistik ein.
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