Generally there are three stages involved in the development of air mass thunderstorms. They are:
A) cumulus stage, adolescent stage, and dissipating stage.
B) cumulus stage, mature stage, and dissipating stage.
C) cumulus stage, mature stage, and deconstructing stage.
D) cumulus stage, dissipating stage, and deconstructing stage.

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The three stages involved in the development of air mass thunderstorms are the cumulus stage, where updrafts form and a towering cumulus cloud develops, the mature stage, where the cloud reaches its maximum height and thunderstorms occur, and the dissipating stage, where the downdrafts become dominant and the storm weakens. The other options are not accurate descriptions of the stages.

Generally There Are Three Stages Involved in the Development of Air