A more advanced convection problem: In reality, moist convection ties the atmospheric temperature to the surface temperature.
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A more advanced convection problem: In reality, moist convection ties the atmospheric temperature to the surface temperature. If we assume that the temperature of the atmosphere is always 30K cooler than the surface temperature, what is the value of the fluxes in Figure 4.8? What is the surface temperature of this planet? Assume for this problem that Ein is 350W/m2.
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