The two conditions required for thunderstorms are:

1 warm, dry air and lightning

2 cold front lifting warm, moist air

3 rapidly sinking cold air

4 rapidly rising air heated from ground

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Sierra

16 April, 02:58

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Brisa James · Answer 1

I got a strong updraft and unstable air. You can try to match it up with one of those options.

Brendan Goodwin · Answer 2

The answer is 2. Thunderstorms need warm moist air to collide with the cooler air above and then release the moisture through precipitation.

The two conditions required for thunderstorms are:1 warm, dry air and lightning2 cold front lifting warm, moist air3 rapidly sinking cold air4 rapidly rising air heated from ground