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Estimated intensity

  • no signal — Below the event threshold. Radar indicated no relevant hail.
  • light — Above the event threshold, in the lowest band of the archive.
  • moderate — Mid band of the historical archive.
  • severe — High band — most body-damage events land here.
  • extreme — Top of the historical archive. Rare.

Ordinal class from measured percentiles. Colors show relative radar signal strength — not hail size.

Technical detail of the 11 bands

MESH quantization bands in inches. This is the internal radar reading, not a hail size measurement (measured correlation r=0.31).

# MESH Class
1 0.25–0.49 in no signal
2 0.50–0.74 in light
3 0.75–0.99 in light
4 1.00–1.17 in light
5 1.18–1.49 in moderate
6 1.50–1.69 in moderate
7 1.70–1.99 in severe
8 2.00–2.13 in severe
9 2.14–2.99 in extreme
10 3.00–3.99 in extreme
11 ≥ 4.00 in extreme

light: 0.50–1.17 in · moderate: 1.18–1.69 in · severe: 1.70–2.13 in · extreme: ≥ 2.14 in

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