It hails in Suzhou. What effect will hail have on life?

On the evening of April 30th, 20021year/around 0/0 o'clock, there was thunderstorm weather in Suzhou, and strong convective weather such as heavy precipitation and hail occurred in some areas, which surprised many netizens. On that day, Suzhou was still hot during the day and rainy at night. In fact, it is normal to hail in summer. Strong convective weather often occurs in summer, so there will be thunderstorms, hail, tornadoes, thunderstorms and strong winds and heavy precipitation in a short time. As summer approaches, these phenomena will only increase.

For this kind of hail, the most important thing for us is to take preventive measures to ensure our personal safety and property safety. The biggest impact of hail is actually the impact on agriculture, because it will hurt fragile crops such as vegetables and flowers, and hail often hurts people. After all, in some extreme weather. Hail may become as big as a fist. Imagine a fist-sized hail falling from the sky and hitting people, which will pose a great threat to people's life safety.

Secondly, hail will break the window glass of a car. In many hail areas, we can see that the local vehicles parked on the roadside have been damaged to some extent, and even the windows of some cars have been smashed.

The harm of hail is reflected in many aspects. What we have to do is actually to predict the occurrence of hail weather and do a good job in disaster prevention and mitigation in advance. Now science and technology can transport the catalyst to the clouds by rockets, planes and other carriers, so that it begins to rain before the clouds form heavy hail, thus reducing the harm of hail. In addition to scientific and technological means, we can also cultivate hail-resistant crops by increasing forest coverage. When we receive the hail warning, we must first ensure our personal safety. Hide in the house in time to prevent being hurt by hail. If there are bruises, judge whether to go to the hospital for treatment according to the degree of injury.