An Annual Cycle of Arctic Cloud Microphysics
Clouds are important in determining the radiative balance of the earth’s atmosphere, particularly in the Arctic where there are low temperatures, low atmospheric moisture, and highly reflective ice/snow-covered surfaces. Several studies have demonstrated the importance of specific cloud microphysica...
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| Summary: | Clouds are important in determining the radiative balance of the earth’s atmosphere, particularly in the Arctic where there are low temperatures, low atmospheric moisture, and highly reflective ice/snow-covered surfaces. Several studies have demonstrated the importance of specific cloud microphysical |
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