Discussion
Which comparison holds between theoretical and observed cyclone growth rates?
Answer: B
The dry Eady growth rate is somewhat larger than observed because it omits friction and the damping effect of the surface heat flux. Latent heat release does act to increase growth and so partly compensates, which is why the two effects are often discussed together. The theory does capture the regional and seasonal variation well, since it depends directly on the shear and stability. Framing the question as which quantity the change acts upon makes the answer follow without calculation.
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