Abstract
A method is given for deriving the probability that a circular hail area within a certain “operational” area will fall on an inner area. Results are very similar to those calculated by Magaziner and Weickmann for straight-line hailstreaks.
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A method is given for deriving the probability that a circular hail area within a certain “operational” area will fall on an inner area. Results are very similar to those calculated by Magaziner and Weickmann for straight-line hailstreaks.
A method is given for deriving the probability that a circular hail area within a certain “operational” area will fall on an inner area. Results are very similar to those calculated by Magaziner and Weickmann for straight-line hailstreaks.
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