Drylines are capable of producing thunderstorms because:
A)the dry air mass forces the moist air mass to rise.
B)the moist air mass lifts the dry air mass.
C)there is an abrupt change in temperature across the dryline.
D)the dry air mass is unstable and rising.

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Drylines occur where dry air masses meets moist air masses. The dry air mass is denser than the moist air mass, and therefore forces the moist air mass to rise. As the moist air rises, it cools and condenses, forming clouds and precipitation. This can lead to the development of thunderstorms.

Drylines Are Capable of Producing Thunderstorms Because