Author Topic: Huge thermal inversion reported collecting and geo-tagging data on the go.  (Read 573 times)

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Offline Timoteo Galia

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Quite unusual to document a situation of thermal inversion of this magnitude, as unusual is the type of measurement with which it was carried out. A measure in motion.
Very extreme inversion recorded during  a on the go session in the Fairbanks area (Alaska) on January 26 2021!
A difference of as much as 19.2° C (34.5° F) over a distance of approximately 5 km (3.1 miles), with an unbelievable temperature variation from -33.3° C (-27.9° F) to -14.1° C (6.6° F), was detected at around 9 A.M. Alaska time.
The analysis performed on the MeteoTracker web platform (vertical profile graph and other tools) shows very well how strong the positive vertical temperature gradient was.
« Last Edit: February 02, 2021, 07:02:28 PM by Timoteo Galia »

 

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