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Is 700 hpa wind convergence cause thunderstorm rain?
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@TUSHAR-Naik
Can you explain a bit more ? -
@TUSHAR-Naik
Are you a real person? -
@TUSHAR-Naik
Or just a joker who enjoys trolling us -
I idefix37 referenced this topic on
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@idefix37 I'm not trolling you. I just don't know much about weather and want to learn from you.
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@TUSHAR-Naik
OK but when a guy asks about 700hPa wind convergence and that the same one asks what is warm air, cold air, ... we can really think that you are playing at asking questions to which you know the answers.
https://community.windy.com/topic/39826/thunderstorm/2?_=1747584269564 -
@TUSHAR-Naik
Also, I cannot understand why you're asking "basic" questions, like "what is sea breeze ",
although you can easily google it. -
@Gkikas-LGPZ I believe Windy More than Google.
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Certainly, because according to research, the strong wind convergence zone at the 700 hPa level combined with the low pressure trough caused heavy rain and strong thunderstorms.
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