Environmental lapse rate = -0.7 degree C/100m upto 100 m altitude Environmental lapse rate = 0.1...

Environmental lapse rate = -0.7 degree C/100m upto 100 m altitude

Environmental lapse rate = 0.1 degree C/100m after 100 m altitude

Adiabatic lapse rate is based on moist air.

Find the atmospheric condition from the example below.a) Mixed radiational inversion

b) Radiational inversion

c) Subsidentail inversion

d) Frontal inversion

e) Advective inversion

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Environmental lapse rate = 0.1 degree C/100m upto 100 m altitude (surface temperature drop at nighttime)....

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