 Sometimes when I'm watching live weather feeds, they use terms like CAPE, and I imagine it must mean something like a catalyst or is it a limiting factor? Is it good or bad to have that present? CAPE stands for convective available potential energy. So basically the amount of energy in the atmosphere that's available for storms. Lots of CAPE means severe weather likely. Less CAPE means more likely or not severe weather. So it's just I wish that weather people on TV, if they'd use terms like that, they'd take a minute or two to go ahead and