In what situations is isentropic analysis not particularly b

In what situations is isentropic analysis not particularly beneficial? In analyzing warm season convective regimes In analyzing cold season synoptic systems When stable lapse rates exist When superadi3batic lapse rates exist When diabetic processes are significant When near-neutral lapse rates exist

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Isentropic Analysis :

In the stream of meteorology this analysis is a technique to find the vertical and horizontal motion of the airmasses during an adiabatic process that occur above the planetary boundary layer. The change of state of air parcels following isentropic surfaces does not involve exchange of heat with the environment. And thus such an analysis can also evaluate the airmass and its stability in the vertical dimension and whether an air parcel crossing such a surface will result in convective.

On a synoptic scale, isentropic analysis is associated with weather fronts, the warm fronts are found where the wind crosses lines of a chosen potential temperature from lower heights to higher ones, while the cold fronts are where the wind crosses descending heights. It will be unstable if the value of those lines decrease with altitude, or stable if they increase.

So that this does not have any case to deal with the superadiabatic and diabatic process.

So the answers are OPTION D (When superadiabatic lapse rates exists) and OPTION E (When diabatic process are significant).

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