Assertion: hailstone | /r/CapableOf | fall to the ground
Facets:
value: as rain
type: TEMPORAL
value: out of the cloud
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Once this happens, the hailstone falls out of the cloud and heads to the ground.
text: Hailstones all experience some level of melting while they fall and after they hit the ground, and hail is almost always accompanied by rain.
text: As hailstones fall toward the ground, eventually their environment becomes warm enough that they start melting, and it becomes a race to see whether the hailstones can survive to the ground before entirely melting into liquid.
text: It will then fall towards the ground as it continues to grow and may begin to melt as it passes through the air above freezing temperature.
text: The hailstone may continue to collide and coalesce with other water droplets and ice crystals until it is thrown outside the main updrafts or it becomes too large and heavy to be influenced by the updrafts and falls to the ground.
text: Eventually, the hailstone becomes too heavy and it falls to the ground.
text: The freezing process forms a hailstone , which then falls to the ground when it becomes too heavy.
text: Eventually, the hailstone becomes too heavy and it falls to the ground.
text: Eventually they get too heavy and fall to the ground.
text: Normally, the hailstone melts completely and falls to the ground as rain.
text: Once it grows too heavy to be supported by the winds, the hailstone falls to the ground.
text: Thus the hailstone grows until the current is no longer strong enough to support it when it falls to the ground.
text: Eventually they get too heavy and fall to the ground.
text: and it falls to the ground.
text: The hailstone may fall to the ground or be carried back into the freezing region of the cloud several more times where it will continue to accumulate ice layers.
text: Once the hailstone becomes too heavy to be supported by the thunderstorm updraft, it falls to the ground.
text: Once the hailstone becomes to heavy to be supported by the thunderstorm updraft, it falls to the ground.