Which storm behavior results when rising thermals at Hadley cell boundaries hit stable air?

💡 Explanation

Convectional lifting causes rapid condensation because moisture-laden air rises and cools until it hits stable air with limited mixing and abundant rainfall; therefore, storms intensify rather than dissipate, thanks to continuous ascent, and stronger updrafts rather than downdrafts form, which leads to vortex stretching.

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