Discussion
Which sounding feature indicates the potential for large hail?
Answer: D
Hail growth requires a strong sustained updraught to keep the stone aloft in the growth layer, and that requires both buoyancy and the shear to organise a persistent storm. Deep saturation would reduce the buoyancy by warming the mid-levels. A persistent cap prevents any storm at all, which is the opposite of the condition required.
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