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| 02:43 PM 06/13/2013 T-STORM WIND DAMAGE WARREN COUNTY, VA - RIVERTON |
| ON EAST DUCK ROAD A LARGE PINE TREE...APPROX 40 FEET TALL...SNAPPED ABOUT HALF-WAY UP REPORTED BY: PUBLIC |
Fast Weather Facts and Folklore
AMAZING WEATHER FACT - How big are raindrops?Raindrops are much smaller than we think. They range from 1/100 inch (.0254 centimetre) to 1/4 inch (.635 centimetre) in diameter. The rules of nature don't allow raindrops to exceed about 1/4 inch because air friction breaks up raindrops when they're larger.
