Hailstorm

usgb/ˈheɪlstɔːrm/
noun

A storm where a lot of small balls of ice, known as hail, fall from the sky.

The sudden hailstorm shattered the windows of many cars in the street.
Visual representation of "hailstorm" - A storm where a lot of small balls of ice, known as hail, fall from the sky.

Often appears as...

  • unexpected hailstorm
  • violent hailstorm
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Weather Phenomenon

Hailstorm is specifically used to describe a weather event, not just any problem or difficulty.

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When the skies darkened, everyone knew a hailstorm was approaching.
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Severity Indicator

The word 'hailstorm' can imply the severity of the storm due to hail causing more damage than rain.

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The hailstorm was so intense that it dented the rooftops.
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Sudden Event

Hailstorms can occur suddenly, suggesting unexpected and abrupt changes in the situation.

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A hailstorm hit out of nowhere, catching all the hikers off guard.
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