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hailstorm

[heyl-stawrm] / ˈheɪlˌstɔrm /




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Places in Italy hit more than 118 degrees this week, while parts of the country were variously scorched by fire, battered by hailstorms or inundated by floods.

From New York Times

You know how fly-by-night roofers come knocking after a hailstorm?

From Seattle Times

Seemingly a bushel of arugula shows up with a hailstorm of pistachios, goat cheese crumbles and juicy blackberries.

From Washington Post

Coldiretti said its analysis shows that hailstorms are occurring at the rate of 11 a day this summer, with 386 recorded so far this year.

From Seattle Times

You know how fly-by-night roofers come knocking after a hailstorm or hurricane?

From Washington Post