 | Large hail collects on streets and grass during severe thunderstorm. Larger stones appear to be nearly 2 to 3 inches in diameter. Image ID: nssl0003, National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) Collection, |
 | 4inch,7ounce hail stoneThis hailstone was four inches in diameter and weighed seven ounces. In: 'Hailstorms of the United States,' by Snowden D. Flora, 1956. P. 10. Library Call No. M78.7 F632hs. Image ID: wea02251, Historic NWS Collection, Location: Washington, D. C. Photo Date: 1953 May 26, Photographer: Archival, Photography by Steve Nicklas, NOS, NGS. High Resolution Photo Available - Click Here |
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