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Transport of Carbon Dioxide in the Presence of Storm Systems over a Northern Wisconsin Forest
2004
Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
Mixing ratios of CO 2 often change abruptly in the presence of inclement weather and low pressure systems. Water vapor mixing ratio, temperature, wind speed, and wind direction data are used to infer that the abrupt changes in CO 2 mixing ratios at a site in northern Wisconsin are due to tropospheric mixing, horizontal transport, or a combination of both processes. Four different scenarios are examined: the passage of a summer cold front, a summer convective storm, an early spring frontal
doi:10.1175/1520-0469(2004)061<0607:tocdit>2.0.co;2
fatcat:v7aoumsfbfb2vhsy6cqqbruwja