Discussion
Which practical consequence does that bias have?
Answer: B
Excessive mixing brings warm air down to the surface and prevents the strong radiative cooling that actually occurs, so minima are forecast too high and frost and fog are underpredicted. Forecasters routinely adjust for this known bias. Surface winds are forecast too strong rather than too light for the same reason.
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