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National Severe Storms Laboratory
Hail
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Aggregate hailstone. Large hailstone with smaller stones visible.Ruler shows radius of this remarkable hail stone.Diameter is approximately 6 centimeters - the size of a baseball.
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Large hailstone with diameter of approximately 4 (softball size).Smaller stones are collected together to form this large stone.
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Large hail collects on streets and grass during severe thunderstorm.Larger stones appear to be nearly 2 to 3 inches in diameter.
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Dust Storm
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Supercell - often associated with violent weather.
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Turbulent gust front clouds.
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Mammatus clouds.
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Mammatus clouds.
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Thunderstorm anvil at sunset.
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Rainbow with reflection - note reversal of spectrum.
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Golf ball sized hail.
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A blazing sunset.
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Mammatus clouds.
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Supercell - often associated with violent weather.
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Mammatus clouds.
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Rainbow with reflection over an Oklahoma wheatfield.
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Dallas Tornado.
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Circular base of a rotating wall cloud.
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Mammatus clouds.
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A funnel cloud approaching the ground.
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