Conditional Instability is a thermodynamic state of the atmosphere in which an air parcel becomes buoyantly unstable and capable of sustained convection only if initially lifted to a level where condensation occurs and latent heat release provides sufficient warming to overcome the stable stratification of the environment.
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Conditional Atmospheric Instability
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