Discussion
Which configuration favours surface development in Sutcliffe's theory?
Answer: D
Development occurs where the thermal steering carries positive vorticity over the surface system, which in practice means a surface low downstream of an upper trough within a strong thermal gradient. A barotropic atmosphere permits no development at all, and thickness contours parallel to isobars indicate no thermal advection. The theory is essentially a practical rendering of the omega equation.
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