Hailstorm forecasts therefore are essential to businesses and the community in general for planning and avoiding regions that may be affected by intense hailstorms. Register your interest to receive hailstorm forecasts.

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Generally, forecasts are issued on a risk basis.

• Low risk events, represent anticipated conditions that are low risk in nature. In other words, the temperatures aloft may be too warm for significant hail production and it would require potentially strong updrafts to punch much higher into the atmosphere to achieve the freezing levels for hail production. Other factors for assessing low risk are low instabilities, lack of surface moisture, lack of low level organisation and very isolated activity. It also is more often associated thunderstorm organisation conducive to hail sizes that just tip into the severe hail threshold – 2cm or greater but usually not more than golf ball in size. Severe thunderstorms or usually briefly met and not long lasting before the storms collapsing due to lack of organisation.
• Moderate Risk event are those with higher potential. This could mean that the mid-levels are either cooler, there is more instability, better organisation, sufficient low level moisture and the atmospheric winds are favourable for atmospheric organisation. The moderate risk is often issued when some ingredients are there for potentially large hailstones but there is an element of uncertainty perhaps some inhibition factor perhaps preventing or limiting convection, the coverage is not so dense with expected severe thunderstorms or local conditions may enhance specific storms to become severe. Organisation on these days is such that storm survive with time frames of up to an hour or so. Moderate risks can still produce some particularly dangerous thunderstorms namely supercells if the conditions that were conditional or limited overcome thresholds or more favourable matching of the conditions that were not predictable due to uncertainties came together.
• High Risk events refer to events that are almost obvious and are a matter of waiting for the first convection and storm warnings are issued. They usually consist of dangerous storms or widespread severe weather coverage. The hail potential on these events are of minimal golf ball sized hailstones to cricket balls or larger. And these sometimes are obvious on the modelling data if analysed properly. High risk events almost always lead to potential damaging events due to the long lived nature of the storms or systems produced and direct hits are highly likely on major regional or metropolitan areas. Supercells spawned in these events in the past have produced some devastating events such as the recent Melbourne hailstorms in 2010 and 2011, and the hailstorms in Lismore in 2007, and hailstorms in South Australia in 2009 and 2011.

Hailstorms need to monitored but also better observation and analysis of the models are essential in minimising large scale insurance related damage running into the millions and of course helping save lives. The insurance related value of the Sydney hailstorm in April 14th 1999 at the time was estimated to be 1.6 billion dollars, the most costly natural disaster in Australian history. Incidently, this event was a moderate risk event given it was April, and the uncertainties in specific ingredients to come together and local effects. It just so happened that once all the ingredients came together one hailstorm did develop and exploded to catastrophic proportions over the suburbs mainly but only two main storms were very productive so not a widespread event.

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History of Paintless Dent Removal

It seems that the history of paintless dent removal date back to the 1940′s when specialist workers at the companies of BMW and Mercedes Benz attempted to remove dents to avoid repainting of whole cars and rolling out more vehicles. Early tools used amongst these skilled innovative workers were the common table spoon! The practice soon spread through Europe and then other industrialised nations particularly in the last 20 to 30 years. With the spread and popular demand for paintless dent repairs have come more sophisticated tools and techniques that allow these technicians to achieve much more without the requirements of respraying.

It now has become standard practice amongst the major insurance companies to have paintless dent removal assessments and quotations prior to any further claims being processed.

Forecasting is based on probability and is simplified for ease of use. It is obvious people only require specific information and variables rather than an expensive and complicated package. Although the forecasts are are simplified, the information provided and the accuracy make the forecasts an excellent tool for your company.