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What conditions need to be present for a neutrally stable atmosphere? (ELR – Environmental Lapse Rate; DALR – Dry adiabatic lapse rate; WALR – Wet adiabatic lapse rate)

What conditions need to be present for a neutrally stable atmosphere? (ELR – Environmental Lapse Rate; DALR – Dry adiabatic lapse rate; WALR – Wet adiabatic lapse rate) Correct Answer ELR = DALR

In case of a neutrally stable atmosphere, the environmental lapse rate and the dry adiabatic lapse rate are equal to each other. A point to be noted is that the wet and dry adiabatic lapse rates are never equal.

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