Discussion
Which additional sounding feature supports a strong cold pool?
Answer: C
Air with low equivalent potential temperature at mid-levels descends readily once cooled by evaporation, so a pronounced minimum indicates the potential for a vigorous cold pool and strong outflow winds. Forecasters look for that minimum explicitly when assessing squall line potential. A high cloud base contributes as well, which makes the third option a genuine secondary factor. Framing the question as which quantity the change acts upon makes the answer follow without calculation.
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