Question

What type of thunderstorm is depicted in the radar illustration above?

A. Multicell line
B. Tornado
C. Single-cell thunderstorm
D. Supercell

B: is not correct, pick from A,C, or D. Please try to give a good answer and not a guess.

Answer 1

Answer:

super cell thunder storm

Answer 2

The type of thunderstorm depicted in the radar illustration is a super-cell thunderstorm.

Supercell thunderstorm rotates updraft:

A supercell thunderstorm is a type of thunderstorm that is deep and rotates updraft. It is also known as a rotating thunderstorm. They are most dangerous. The four types of super cell thunderstorms include classic, high precipitation, low precipitation, and miniature.

So, the thunderstorm shown in the image is a supercell thunderstorm.

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