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Precipitation from a warm cloud over a tropical ocean is typically

  • A.produced entirely through the ice phase
  • B.always accompanied by hail
  • C.impossible without a strong updraught
  • D.produced by collision and coalescence alone

Answer: D

Shallow maritime cumulus warmer than freezing throughout rain regularly. Satellite radar has shown that such clouds contribute a large share of tropical oceanic rainfall. Such clouds are far too shallow to reach the freezing level.

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