“…Recent examples in the literature include the work done by Pagès and Miró (2009) in the Pyrenees, as well as work in western Canada by Taylor et al (1998), Lewkowicz and Bonnaventure (2011), Chaput and Gajewski (2014), and O'Neill et al (2015. The conclusions thus far indicate that inversions are more persistent in winter under stable air conditions.…”