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Record #104582:

Inversion characteristics in a valley. Data from Máze (Masi) on Finnmarksvidda, Northern Norway / Per Øyvind Nordli.

Title: Inversion characteristics in a valley. Data from Máze (Masi) on Finnmarksvidda, Northern Norway / Per Øyvind Nordli.
Author(s): Nordli, Per Øyvind.
Date: 1990.
In: Geografiska Annaler. Series A. Physical Geography. (1990.), Vol. 72A(2) (1990)
Abstract: Based on information from three meteorological observation stations operational since autumn 1981 and situated at bottom, on side and at top of valley. Temperature inversions most frequent in winter, especially December. No variation in frequency of inversion during day from November to January; greatest daily variation observed in period February-May. Inversions more frequent in cold winters, but below -15° C there is no correlation between monthly mean temperature and frequency of valley inversion. Inversion near valley floor may even be missing in extremely cold weather. Temperature inversions cause mean temperature to increase with elevation between November and March.
Notes:

Geografiska Annaler. Series A. Physical Geography. Vol. 72A(2) :157-166 (1990).

Keywords: 551.524.4 -- Air temperatures, vertical distribution.
D -- Atmospheric sciences.
(*58) -- Norway.
(*582) -- Finnmark.
SPRI record no.: 104582

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