The following image shows the rotating clouds of a(n)
A)tornado.
B)supercell thunderstorm.
C)ordinary thunderstorm.
D)squall line thunderstorm.

Question

The following image shows the rotating clouds of a(n) 
A)tornado. 
B)supercell thunderstorm. 
C)ordinary thunderstorm. 
D)squall line thunderstorm.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The rotating clouds in the image suggest the presence of a supercell thunderstorm, which is characterized by rotating updrafts and rotating mesocyclones. Tornadoes can occur within a supercell thunderstorm, but the image does not provide enough evidence to conclusively indicate the presence of a tornado. Ordinary and squall line thunderstorms typically do not exhibit the same level of rotation as supercell thunderstorms.

The Following Image Shows the Rotating Clouds of A(n)