Why temperature inversion occurs

The mind map on "why temperature inversion occurs" first illustrates the normal temperature distribution, where temperature gradually decreases with altitude. It then delves into the causes of temperature inversion, including ground radiation cooling, descending air currents from high-pressure systems, and other factors. Additionally, the mind map emphasizes the importance of temperature inversion, pointing out that it can stabilize the atmosphere under certain conditions, reducing air convection and affecting weather and climate. In ideal situations, the temperature inversion layer acts like a cap over a certain area, maintaining stability and warmth in the lower air. This phenomenon has significant impacts on agriculture, aviation, environmental protection, and other fields.

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• Why temperature inversion occurs

  The mind map on "why temperature inversion occurs" first illustrates the normal temperature distribution, where temperature gradually decreases with altitude. It then delves into the causes of temperature inversion, including ground radiation cooling, descending air currents from high-pressure systems, and other factors. Additionally, the mind map emphasizes the importance of temperature inversion, pointing out that it can stabilize the atmosphere under certain conditions, reducing air convection and affecting weather and climate. In ideal situations, the temperature inversion layer acts like a cap over a certain area, maintaining stability and warmth in the lower air. This phenomenon has significant impacts on agriculture, aviation, environmental protection, and other fields.