Net radiation (watts per square meter) 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 -100 net radiation/ temperature 0:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 20:00 22:00 0:00 45 40 35 -300 25 20 -159 -10 5 O Temperature (°C) Figure 3-4 shows surface net radiation and temperature throughout the day on September 24. 12. Using the surface net radiation data, explain why the day's minimum temperature occurs when it does. 13. Explain changes in afternoon air temperature with respect to net surface radiation.

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explain A) what accounts for the general pattern you see each day for the outgoing long-wave radiation and B) why is the peak long-wave radiation emitted by Earth's surface different in February and August?  Please select one answer that has an A) next to it which answers A) and one answer that has a B) next to it which answers B).

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7. Based on the incoming shortwave radiation curves,
which period was cloudier, February 1-3 or August
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Surface Radiation Fluxes
Display the four surface radiation
fluxes for a recent date at the
station nearest you. Explain the
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10. Look closely at the curves showing long-wave
radiation emission from Earth's surface on the six
dates. Explain what accounts for the general pattern
you see each day and what causes the difference in
the magnitude of peak long-wave radiation emitted
by Earth's surface between February 1-3 and August
1-3?
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Transcribed Image Text:4:18 PM Sat Jun 11 n T od odveslo sieb noitellun ten postua sdignol) S 7. Based on the incoming shortwave radiation curves, which period was cloudier, February 1-3 or August 1-3? MM VISUAL DATA Surface Radiation Fluxes Display the four surface radiation fluxes for a recent date at the station nearest you. Explain the patterns that you see in two or more of the fluxes. http://goo.gl/i5Ablr Copyright ©2016 Pearson Education, Inc. HO 10. Look closely at the curves showing long-wave radiation emission from Earth's surface on the six dates. Explain what accounts for the general pattern you see each day and what causes the difference in the magnitude of peak long-wave radiation emitted by Earth's surface between February 1-3 and August 1-3? 29 Q 99% + : 12
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12. Using the surface net radiation data, explain why the
day's minimum temperature occurs when it does.
13. Explain changes in afternoon air temperature with
respect to net surface radiation.
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