- dT dz L S & [1 + 1, W] + 1 dm T m dz 1+ -(Ws) - [(T − 1) + ½ / (w₁ − w)] Cp EL²ws CpRqT² 2. (a) With reference to the above equation, if no entrainment is taking place, explain why in the normal atmospheric range of temperatures: Is ≤ Ta (b) If entrainment is taking place and T > T', explain how these impact on the lapse rate of the air parcel.

- dT dz L S & [1 + 1, W] + 1 dm T m dz 1+ -(Ws) - [(T − 1) + ½ / (w₁ − w)] Cp EL²ws CpRqT² 2. (a) With reference to the above equation, if no entrainment is taking place, explain why in the normal atmospheric range of temperatures: Is ≤ Ta (b) If entrainment is taking place and T > T', explain how these impact on the lapse rate of the air parcel.

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