Sentences with phrase «of air mass mixing»

More meridonal jet stream tracks flowing around the world between the climate zones result in longer lines of air mass mixing at climate zone boundaries.

When meridonal, the jet streams wander in loops further north and south, resulting in longer lines of air mass mixing at climate zone boundaries, which creates more clouds.

The latter results in far longer lines of air mass mixing with more clouds at those lengthened air mass boundaries.

16) The main cloud bands move more equatorward to regions where insolation is more intense and total global albedo increases once more due to longer lines of air mass mixing.

6) The main cloud bands move more poleward to regions where solar insolation is less intense and total global albedo declines via a reduction in global cloud cover due to shorter lines of air mass mixing.

It now appears clear that when the sun is active the jets are more zonal (east to west) with short lines of air mass mixing and less clouds whilst when the sun is less active the jets are more meridional (waving north and south) with longer lines of air mass mixing and more clouds.

Not exact matches

A storm is in fact parasitic on the increase of entropy which would result from the mixing of warm moist and cold air to form a uniform mass.

And then there's its legendary nightlife with countless tapas bars, open - air cafes, flamenco shows and dance clubs open till late and mixed with masses of restaurants serving mouth - watering Andalucian cuisine.

Isn't one important feature of cooling the stratosphere by emitting heat absorbed by ozone from incoming shortwave radiation, that this cooling has little effect on lower parts of the atmosphere since there is not much mixing between these air masses?

This mixing of air masses also favors more storms and snow in the mid-latitudes.

During the positive AO phase there is little mixing of atmospheric masses between the Arctic and lower latitudes (mid-latitudes and subtropics) so the cold air stays bottled up in the Arctic and mild air dominates the mid-latitudes.

Low pressure systems develop under these conditions of rising warm air, which causes frontal systems to move, mixing cold and warm air masses.

As already said by Mike M, atmospheric mixing is quite rapid, but the ITCZ delays the exchanges between NH and SH, allowing only about 10 % of air masses exchange between the hemispheres.

This struggle to mix warm air and cold air ends up creating distinct air masses, and aloft at the tropopause a strong stream of eastward flowing air marks the boundary.

The mixing ratio is the ratio of the mass of water vapor to the mass of only the dry air in the sample.

Mixing Ratio: Ratio of the mass of water vapor to the mass of dry air - grams per gram or grams per kilogram.

+ Symbols [green] are thought to be not indicative of background conditions, and represent poorly mixed air masses influenced by local or regional anthropogenic sources or strong local biospheric sources or sinks.

Such a shift reduces the amount of cloudiness because the length of the main air mass boundaries greatly decreases with far less mixing and less clouds generated globally.