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Gafsa Skies Ice Balls Revealed
The article discusses the phenomenon of large hailstones (called "tabrouri") that recently occurred in the Gafsa region. It explains that this phenomenon results from powerful thunderstorms forming within cumulonimbus clouds that have high thermal energy. This leads to the formation of large hailstones measuring between 5 and 7 centimeters in diameter, which can fall at speeds reaching up to 150 kilometers per hour. Such rapid falls pose significant risks to crops and property, and may cause injuries or material damage when falling openly at high velocity. Expert Hamdi Hachad confirmed that the phenomenon initially appeared in Algeria before spreading to Tunisia. He emphasized the importance of taking protective measures during hailstorms, such as seeking shelter inside buildings and avoiding windows, due to the strength and velocity of the hailstones and the potential damage they can cause.
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