In article , Simon Keeling wrote:
Just had a report of 50mm size hail in Wolaston, near Stourbridge at 1720BST
Sunday afternoon.

I've put a picture of the hail at http://www.weatherweb.net/largehail.jpg


Crikey. That would sting a bit.

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Just had a report of 50mm size hail in Wolaston, near Stourbridge at 1720BST
Sunday afternoon.

I've put a picture of the hail at http://www.weatherweb.net/largehail.jpg

Wombounr max on Sunday 31.2C.

Simon

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Simon Keeling wrote:
Just had a report of 50mm size hail in Wolaston, near Stourbridge at 1720BST
Sunday afternoon.

I've put a picture of the hail at http://www.weatherweb.net/largehail.jpg

Wombounr max on Sunday 31.2C.

Simon


I went to my aunt's at Bridgnorth, Shrops today, and the ground was bone
dry. She said it went very dark and breezy about 6pm yesterday, but
that's all.

Looking from the RADAR yesterday the storms just touched the West
Midlands, before dying away.

Joe
Wolverhampton
175m asl

On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 10:08:01 +0100, Simon Keeling wrote:

Just had a report of 50mm size hail in Wolaston, near Stourbridge at
1720BST Sunday afternoon.

I've put a picture of the hail ...

Has some one redefined linear measurement without telling me?

Those hail stones are 25 to 30mm not 50mm. 50mm on my hand is the best
part of three fingers width at the palm...

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