Discussion
Which of the following is not a term in the classical omega equation?
Friction
Differential vorticity advection
Thermal advection
Static stability
Answer: A
The classical adiabatic frictionless omega equation contains differential vorticity advection and thermal advection as forcing, with static stability appearing in the coefficient of the vertical derivative. Friction appears only in extended forms. Knowing exactly what the classical equation assumes is what tells you when an extra term is needed for a particular application.
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