The Story of the Earth's Atmosphere
The Story of the Earth's Atmosphere
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As a matter of fact, notwithstanding the over- flow which relieves this state of things^ the pressure at highly elevated stations like Leh (11,800 feet) north of Kashmir, rises until the beginning of May, and only falls very slightly in June and July. Consequently the lowering of pressure which appears so distinctly over Southern Asia in the summer is confined to the lower half (by mass) of the atmosphere, that is to say below 18,000 feet, at which level the pressure is 15 inches. Above this le...vel there is more or less an outflow in the summer and an inflow in the winter.
A similar system of land and sea monsoonalj circulation exists everywhere^ only in high lati- tudes it is ordinarily masked by other motions of the air, introduced by the frequent passage rfl
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a matter of fact, notwithstanding the over- flow which relieves this state of things^ the pressure at highly elevated stations like Leh (11,800 feet) north of Kashmir, rises until the beginning of May, and only falls very slightly in June and July. Consequently the lowering of pressure which appears so distinctly over Southern Asia in the summer is confined to the lower half (by mass) of the atmosphere, that is to say below 18,000 feet, at which level the pressure is 15 inches. Above this le...vel there is more or less an outflow in the summer and an inflow in the winter.
A similar system of land and sea monsoonalj circulation exists everywhere^ only in high lati- tudes it is ordinarily masked by other motions of the air, introduced by the frequent passage rfl
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