Continentality is the difference in this concept between land and ocean environments, and in urban areas, this con- cept is disrupted by the thermal inversion caused by air pollution.
Continentality is the difference in this concept between land and ocean environments, and in urban areas, this con- cept is disrupted by the thermal inversion caused by air pollution. Prevailing westerlies are the dominant regulator of this concept in northern Europe, and El Niño is the periodic shift in this concept around the Pacific. Systems for clas- sifying this concept include the Thornthwaite, which incorporates evapo-transpiration, and the Köppen, which is based on precipitation and temperature and has examples like monsoon, tundra, and desert. Often used as evidence in support of the global warming theory, name this meteorological concept defined as the weather in a particular region averaged over a long period of time.
Continentality is the difference in this concept between land and ocean environments, and in urban areas, this con- cept is disrupted by the thermal inversion caused by air pollution.
{climate} [prompt on {weather} before it is mentioned]