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Absolute instabilityA state of a layer within the atmosphere in which the vertical distribution of temperature is such that an air parcel, if given an upward or downward push, will move away from its initial level withou [..]
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Absolute instabilityA condition that exists where the environmental lapse rate exceeds the dry adiabatic lapse rate
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Absolute instabilityProperty of an ambient air layer that is unstable for both saturated (cloudy) and unsaturated (clear) air parcels.
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Absolute instabilityWhen the lapse rate of a column of air is greater than the dry adiabatic lapse rate. The term absolute is used because this applies whether or not the air is dry or saturated.
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Absolute instabilityWhen the lapse rate of a column of air is greater than the dry adiatabtic lapse rate. The term absolute is used because this applies whether or not the air is dry or saturated. See instability.
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Absolute instabilityWhen the lapse rate
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Absolute instabilityWhen the lapse rate of a column of air is greater than the dry adiabatic lapse rate. The term absolute is used because this applies whether or not the air is dry or saturated.
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Absolute instabilityThe state of a column of air in the atmosphere when it has a superadiabatic lapse rate of temperature (i.e., greater than the dry-adiabatic lapse rate). An air parcel displaced vertically would be acc [..]
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