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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-230-21269-5s and sampling techniques are described. Then, instruments capable of remote deployment and objective measurement of various hail parameters are discussed. For each measurement system the paper describes the method of operation, advantages and disadvantages, and, where appropriate, measurement accur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06612-2afts, the occurrence of very large liquid water contents, the type of hail embryo, etc. Various problems of numerical, dynamical, and microphysical origin are discussed. Prospects for successful and useful numerical simulation of hailstorms and hailstone growth are considered to be good.

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The Logic of Thermostatistical Physicsorecasting maximum hail size based upon the computed vertical velocity in the model and the temperature at the height of that velocity maximum. Over one season, 63% of the maximum hail size forecasts were in the correct size category (of a possible six categories) and 80% of the forecasts to within one size category.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84800-374-3ail, and of deducing reflectivities and attenuations by dual radar measurements at attenuating wavelengths is recommended. Methods of hail detection by measurement of circular depolarization ratio suffer from the effects of propagation through the anisotropic medium constituted by precipitation particles.

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A Review of Hailstone-Hailstorm Numerical Simulationsafts, the occurrence of very large liquid water contents, the type of hail embryo, etc. Various problems of numerical, dynamical, and microphysical origin are discussed. Prospects for successful and useful numerical simulation of hailstorms and hailstone growth are considered to be good.