In order to apply the Hail Detection Algorithm (HDA) related products more extensively and correctly, for the 22 hail cases monitored in Pu’er area from 2015 to 2020, the new Radar Operational Software Engineering (ROSE2.0) is used to replay radar-based data and analyse the relevant products. The recognition effect of the HDA algorithm in the Pu’er area is evaluated with the probability of detection (POD), false alarm rate (FAR), and critical success index (CSI), and a localised parameter configuration scheme is provided after that, which is useful to improve the local hail warning ability. The results show that although the POD of the HDA algorithm in Pu’er area is close to 100%, there are also many ordinary storm cells that are identified as hail cells mistakenly. The number of false alarms is very huge, and the low CSI cannot meet the requirement of the weather forecasting operation. The warning effect of using Probability of Severe Hail (POSH) is better than that of Probability of Hail (POH) for any size of hail, and the larger the size of hail, the lower the probability of false alarm of POSH. Further analysis of the adaptation parameters of the POSH algorithm by a simulation test method shows that the height of the 0 ℃ and -20 ℃ layers has a significant impact on the recognition ability of POSH, the original default value is significantly lower in Pu’er area, correctly inputting the height of 0 ℃ and -20 ℃ layers on the day of hail can effectively reduce the FAR and improve the CSI of POSH; at the same time, it can control the situation that the maximum hail diameter predicted by the algorithm is generally too large, and the maximum expected hail size (MEHS) is closer to the observation value; the deviation percentage of small and medium-sized hail diameter decreases by 76.07%, with a significantly higher improvement effect than large hail, but the diameter prediction error of MEHS for large hail is smaller. In addition, increasing the reflectivity factor and POSH threshold can effectively control FAR, but it also leads to a rapid increase in the number of missed alarms. When the threshold is too large, the POD significantly decreases. In order to achieve a higher POD and CSI, selecting Z=50 dBz or POSH=70% as the threshold can improve the recognition effect of the HDA algorithm. Setting the optimal threshold of multiple parameters at the same time can effectively improve the recognition ability of the HDA algorithm in Pu’er.