[acyacy]

You don't really find mosquitoes where you're likely to find hailstorms.

[richardjs]

Are you thinking of sleet? Hail is associated with severe thunderstorms,[1] which definitely occur in areas with mosquito populations.

[1] http://www.accuweather.com/en/features/trend/hail-or-sleet-h...

[RBerenguel]

In Spain we definitely have mosquitos, and most Augusts we have these summery storms, sometimes bringing also hailstorms (sizze varies though between drop sized ice and golfball sized ice)

[acyacy]

You find them in these areas. When it gets cold there tends to be far fewer of them.

And compared to the equators its nearly incomparible.

[Dove]

Cold isn't required for hailstorms. The ice forms at altitude. We have a lot of hailstorms in the spring and summer in Colorado, and while it isn't the mosquitoiest place I've ever lived, there are mosquitoes.

[acyacy]

Compared with where its mosquito haven like by the Equator?

I suppose raindrop vs hailstone is a reason is one of the reason's the density issues are so different.

[Dove]

Yeah. Mosquitoes are densest in the tropics where hailstorms are rare, but just about everywhere on earth short of Antarctica has some mosquitoes. I'd think mosquitoes would meet hailstones occasionally, though I can't really see the mosquito surviving it.

[eitally]

I just returned from a vacation in Wyoming where we were hit by a number of hailstorms, not to mention more common thunderstorms (it was a VERY wet and cold May). Still had to deal with mosquitos (but not nearly as bad as in mid-late summer).

[rawTruthHurts]

Neat plastic bubble that where you live in!

[acyacy]

I'd like to see you compare the density of mosquitoes in colder climates to those close to the equator.

[rawTruthHurts]

I'd like to see you not really finding mosquitoes where you're likely to find hailstorms.