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A 'what if' model of cloud cover and increased warming
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[QUOTE="jim mcnamara, post: 6139306, member: 35824"] They do deal with heat loss. I can't post the graphic because of copyright considerations. IMO the explanation is less than clear, they claim that cloud top effects change the structure (layers) of air with relative humidity being higher at upper level (350m) which traps heat loss at night -- Due to increased evaporation. You may have a different take on their description of the effect. The model deals with the subtropics and ocean surfaces mostly, another limitation. [/QUOTE]
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