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A simple instrument was developed to estimate hail energy input per unit ar(!a. By using certain simplifying assumptions, the instruments have ,been c.. .l1ibrateu in the laboratory t o permit estimates of hail energy input from measurements of dent size and number of dents per unit area. Special effects noted during field use of a large number of these instruments are described. It j estimated that, although the absolute error in estimating hail· energy input may exceed 300 per cent, the error in comparative measurClllcnts of hail energy input by this equipment is approximately SO per cent.

An Energy Method for Relative Estimates of Hail Intensity