冰雹 (bīng báo): ลูกเห็บ

In the afternoon, hail suddenly started falling, each stone as big as a marble, smashing all the flowers in the yard.

Farmers fear hail in spring the most, because newly sprouted seedlings get beaten to pieces and the whole year's harvest is lost.

The weather station issued an orange alert for hail, reminding citizens to stay indoors as much as possible and not to park their cars under trees.

When we were driving along that mountain road, hail pounded on the car windows with a clatter, and I was so scared that I quickly pulled over to the roadside.

That hail storm last summer lasted over twenty minutes, with the largest stones the size of eggs, and many house roofs were smashed with holes.