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Large‐diameter hail is unusual in the lowland tropics; consequently, its impact on water flux responses of trees and lianas due to foliage loss is unknown. In December 2012, Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (21°55′N) in southern Yunnan, China, experienced the most severe hailstorm in approximately 30 years, with hailstones of 8‐ to 17‐mm diameter falling for 10–30 min. We assessed the effect...
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