Which storm likely had more rainfall?There were two rainstorms in Hatfield last summer. Before Storm 1, Hatfields temperature was 32°C. Before Storm 2, the temperature was 18°C. Before both storms, the temperature of the surrounding areas was the same and wind was blowing toward Hatfield. There was the same amount of water vapor before Storm 1 and Storm 2.

Storm 1 had more rainfall.

Explanation:

Storms are usually characterized by a large variety of atmospheric disturbances which can range from normal rainfall to wind-related disturbances.  Storms are formed when a center of low pressure develops with the system of high pressure surrounding it which can create winds that result in the formation of storm clouds. The amount of moisture then determines the amount of rainfall.

Therefore at Hatfield, storm 1 had more rainfall due to it's higher temperature which made the air warmer and easy for the wind to push air parcels even higher into the clouds making it to lose more energy and causing more rainfall.

Storm 1 likely had more rainfall. This is because as Hatfields temperature was 32°C, the wind pushed the warmer air parcel even higher and the air parcel lost more energy.