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Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m Or About 3 °F/1000 ft.

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Page 1: Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m Or About 3 °F/1000 ft.
Page 2: Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m Or About 3 °F/1000 ft.

Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase

Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m

Or

About 3 °F/1000 ft

Page 3: Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m Or About 3 °F/1000 ft.
Page 4: Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m Or About 3 °F/1000 ft.

• Question:

• Assume that the surface temperature is 30 C and that the lapse rate near the surface for this particular location and time is 8 oC/km.

• What is the temperature at a height of 1 km?• What is the temperature at a height of 2 km

Page 5: Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m Or About 3 °F/1000 ft.

• Question:

• Assume that the surface temperature is 30 C and that the lapse rate near the surface for this particular location and time is 8 oC/km.

• What is the temperature at a height of 1 km?• What is the temperature at a height of 2 km?

• Answer Temperature=30-8=22 at 1km• Temperature=22-8=14 at 2km

Page 6: Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m Or About 3 °F/1000 ft.
Page 7: Lapse Rate is the temperature drop per kilometer height increase Typically about 6 °C/km = 6 °C/1000m Or About 3 °F/1000 ft.