Discussion
Which sounding shape indicates high potential for damaging downdraughts?
Answer: B
The inverted V is produced by a deep dry adiabatic layer with a large dew point depression, so precipitation falling into it evaporates and drives a strong downdraught. It is characteristic of the high plains in summer and of dry microburst environments. A saturated column removes the evaporative cooling entirely and is the least favourable case.
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