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Sinking air warms by compression (adiabatically), yet thunderstorm downdrafts are usually cold. Explain this apparent contradiction.

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The downward motions are minor, and the cloud particles last a long time. Sinking air warms, yet the downdrafts in a thunderstorm are usually cold than the air it replaces.

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