Summertime often means ducking for cover during hailstorms. But in the not to distant future, the sting of hail pellets hitting your skin could give way to raindrops. CPR's Zachary Barr talks with University of Colorado scientist Kelly Mahoney to find out why small hail could go the way of the dinosaur by 2070.
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