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patchy turbulence
Turbulence that is not continuous in space, but is separated by regions of stability and laminar flow. Examples include the turbulence in a horizontal plane across the entrainment zone of the convective boundary layer, or a stable, nocturnal boundary layer with patches of turbulent flow caused by windbreaks scattered across the landscape.
- Vārdšķira: noun
- Nozare/domēns: Weather
- Category: Meteorology
- Company: AMS
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Autors
- Kevin Bowles
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