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Atmospheric Stability. Why is this Important? A stable atmosphere is associated with air pollution, fog, and strong surface temperature inversions in.

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1 Atmospheric Stability

2 Why is this Important? A stable atmosphere is associated with air pollution, fog, and strong surface temperature inversions in winter. An unstable atmosphere is associated with lots of atmospheric mixing, with good air quality and sometimes convection/thunderstorms. Meteorologists spend a lot of time trying to figure out whether the atmosphere will be stable or unstable

3 Stable Situation

4 Stable

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6 Unstable

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10 Atmosphere Stability Varies

11 Lava Lamp: Instability


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