In which season did the hail fall?

Hail may fall in spring, summer and autumn.

Hail disasters in China mostly occur in spring, summer and autumn. Compared with the summer with strong convection, the frequency and intensity of hail disasters in spring are higher. On the one hand, cold and warm weather meet frequently in spring, and the convection is strong; In addition, the height of 0℃ layer is high in midsummer, and ice crystal particles may melt before landing. In most parts of China, 70% hail time is concentrated in 13- 19, and the most is between 14- 16.

Hail is also called "hail", commonly known as hail. Hail is a kind of ice or ice falling from a strong cumulonimbus cloud. Generally, the diameter is 5-50 mm, and the maximum diameter is more than 10cm. Most of them are spherical. Hail is also an agrometeorological disaster, which damages the branches, leaves, stems and fruits of crops, resulting in crop yield reduction or crop failure.

hail

Hail is a kind of ice or ice falling from a strong cumulonimbus cloud. It is most common in summer or at the turn of spring and summer. The diameter is generally 5-50 mm, and the maximum can reach 10 cm or more. Most of them are spherical. Hail is also an agrometeorological disaster, which damages the branches, leaves, stems and fruits of crops, resulting in crop yield reduction or crop failure. In addition, the appearance of hail is often accompanied by strong winds and severe cooling, and it also produces lightning, which brings various hazards, such as the destruction of buildings and casualties.

Every year, all parts of China are hit by different degrees of hail. Especially in the mountainous and hilly areas in the north, the eastern part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the Yunnan-Guizhou area, the terrain is complex, the weather is changeable and there are many hail, which is very harmful to agriculture. Hail disaster is one of the serious natural disasters in China.