Discussion
Which limitation does isentropic analysis have?
Answer: A
Latent heat release, radiation and turbulent mixing all change a parcel's potential temperature, so its trajectory departs from the isentropic surface exactly where the interesting weather is occurring. Neutral layers do make surfaces vertical and hard to use, which is a real practical difficulty, and boundary layer mixing makes the method unreliable near the ground, but the diabatic limitation is the fundamental one. Naming the cost of a choice alongside its benefit is what turns a fact into a design decision.
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