Practice question
Which of the following sets of meteorological conditions is indicative of a stable atmosphere?
- Stratiform clouds, continuous precipitation, smooth air, and fair-to-poor visibility.
- Cumuliform clouds, showery precipitation, turbulent air, and good visibility.
- Clear skies, strong gusty winds, rapid temperature drops, and severe wind shear.
- Towering cumulonimbus clouds, heavy rain, lightning, and microbursts.
Answer: A — Stratiform clouds, continuous precipitation, smooth air, and fair-to-poor visibility.
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