The Dry Adiabatic Rate of Change for Unsaturated Air Is

question 87

Multiple Choice

The Dry Adiabatic rate of change for unsaturated air is 10°C/1000 m. What does this mean?

• A) Unsaturated air will get warmer or colder as it travels in any direction.
• B) Unsaturated air will get warmer as it sinks and colder as it rises.
• C) Saturated air will not change.
• D) Unsaturated air will get warmer as it rises and colder as it sinks.
• E) Unsaturated air will get warmer or colder as it travels north or south.

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