Discussion
Which process is meant by isentropic upglide?
Answer: C
For adiabatic motion a parcel is confined to its isentropic surface, so where those surfaces slope upward along the flow the parcel must rise. This is the natural way to visualise frontal ascent, since frontal surfaces are close to isentropic. Isentropic analysis makes the vertical motion visible as flow along a sloping surface rather than as a small residual computed from divergence.
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