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Researchers are measuring and scanning samples for a global 'hailstone library' Storm simulations using 3 -D modelling of real hailstones show it behaves differently than spherical hail shapes.
Data from the hail library could lead to more accurate storm forecasts.
The research paper was published in the Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences .
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