On the Western Rivers, you should normally expect thunderstorms to be more violent under which of the following weather conditions?
• Thunderstorm formation and the role of moisture and instability • How temperature and humidity affect rising air and thunderstorm strength • Typical conditions on U.S. Western Rivers in thunderstorm season
• Which option provides the most energy and moisture for air to rise and form strong thunderstorms? • In which condition is air most likely to rise quickly, condense, and release large amounts of latent heat? • Think about when you usually see the biggest summer storms along inland rivers and lakes.
• Identify which choices are humid vs. dry and which are warm vs. cool/cold • Recall that strong thunderstorms need warm, moist, unstable air meeting cooler air aloft • Eliminate any options that lack both significant warmth and significant moisture
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