On the Potential of 25 Years (1991–2015) of Rawinsonde Measurements for Elucidating Climatological and Spatiotemporal Patterns of Afternoon Boundary Layer Depths over the Contiguous US

<div>Köppen-Geiger climate classification, adopted from [<a href="/journals/amete/2017/6841239/#B37">24</a>]. Open circles denote IGRA station locations while the color bar on the top denotes different climate classes. The number of IGRA rawinsonde sites (omitting coastal sites) as a function of Köppen-Geiger climate classification varies as Cfa: 12; Dfb: 8; BSk: 9; Dfa: 7; Dsb: 3; BSh: 2; BWk: 2; Dsa: 2; Csa; and Csb: 1. Climate types are not shown for coastal sites.</div>

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Figure 10: On the Potential of 25 Years (1991–2015) of Rawinsonde Measurements for Elucidating Climatological and Spatiotemporal Patterns of Afternoon Boundary Layer Depths over the Contiguous US 

Figure 10 | On the Potential of 25 Years (1991–2015) of Rawinsonde Measurements for Elucidating Climatological and Spatiotemporal Patterns of Afternoon Boundary Layer Depths over the Contiguous US 