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The 10 pages that link to Hail, each with the reason it gives.

• PrecipitationBroader topic: Hail grows within storm clouds and differs from ice pellets formed by refreezing.

• SnowCompared with: Hail grows through repeated cycles in thunderstorms, unlike ordinary snow crystals.

• ThunderstormBroader topic: Strong updrafts can keep ice particles aloft long enough to grow into damaging hailstones.

• SupercellRelated: Powerful supercell updrafts can keep hailstones aloft long enough to grow exceptionally large.

• RainCompared with: Hail grows as ice within storms rather than falling as liquid drops.

• Cumulonimbus cloudRelated: Strong updrafts can keep ice particles aloft long enough to grow into hailstones.

• GraupelCompared with: Hail grows in sustained storm updrafts, unlike graupel formed by droplets accreting on snow.

• Hail ProvinceBroader topic: The provincial capital is the main urban center around which the province is organized.

• Mesoscale meteorologyRelated: Updraft strength and storm structure determine whether hailstones grow large enough to reach the ground.

• Ice pelletsCompared with: Hail is typically larger and grows inside thunderstorms rather than in a melting-and-refreezing layer.