How much hail does the tropical rain forest get in one year?

Tropical rainforests typically receive very little hail, as they are characterized by warm temperatures and high humidity, which are not conducive to hail formation. When hail does occur, it is usually in small amounts and infrequent. Annual precipitation in tropical rainforests can exceed 100 inches, but hail is a rare event compared to rainfall. Overall, the quantity of hail in a tropical rainforest is negligible.