A lack of atmospheric buoyancy is called ________.
A) stability
B) instability
C) pseudoadiabat
D) coalescence
E) dew point

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Stability refers to a lack of atmospheric buoyancy, meaning that the air is not rising or moving upwards. This can result in calm, clear weather conditions as opposed to instability, which can cause stormy weather with strong winds and precipitation. The other options (B, C, D, and E) are not related to a lack of atmospheric buoyancy.

A Lack of Atmospheric Buoyancy Is Called ________