Once Formed, Why Is a Temperature Inversion Such a Stable

question 64

Multiple Choice

Once formed, why is a temperature inversion such a stable weather system?

• A)Temperature inversions are associated with low winds.
• B)Cool air will rise through warm air, but warm air won't rise through cool air.
• C)Warm air will rise through cool air, but cool air won't rise through warm air.
• D)Warm air is more dense than cool air.

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