Hailstorms 3
Hailstorms 3 : These thunderstorms are capable of destroying agricultural fields and property as well as damaging other infrastructure. The diameters of the hailstones can vary from 5 mm to golf ball size, and the damage on the ground is naturally proportional to the size. Crop failure is the most common result of severe hailstorms and this has far-reaching economic implications. In July 1990, a hailstorm in Denver, Colorado caused an estimated $625 million in damages, making it the costliest hailstorm in the history of the United States. (See: Article: "Clouds").
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