Our new hail sensor let’s you detect hailstones like that. The hail sensor gives you a detailed report on hailstorm: the number of impacts, pellet sizes, related kinetic energy and timestamp of each single hailstone from the smallest to the largest
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The world record for the heaviest hailstorm with the heaviest hailstones was set in Bangladesh on 14 April 1986, when hailstones weighing up to 1.02 kg fell down from the sky.
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