Temperatures in the atmosphere generally decrease with increasing height, but occasionally one can find layers in which temperatures actually increase with height – an “inversion” of the normal ...
To a large extent, Earth’s climate is controlled by spatial variations in the sea surface temperatures (SSTs) of the global ocean. These temperatures vary between low to high latitudes, and within ...
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