Observations of Temperature, Moisture, Precipitation, and Radiation

Kevin E Trenberth

doi:10.1017/9781108979030.007

Observations of Temperature, Moisture, Precipitation, and Radiation

In: Observations of Temperature, Moisture, Precipitation, and Radiation (Cambridge University Press eBooks)

Chapter In A Book 2022 English

Abstract

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Radiation is a fundamental variable for the whole flow of energy, and variations are perceived mainly by changes in cloudiness. Accordingly, the incoming and outgoing radiation are included here.

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