Impact of Water Vapor Continuum Absorption on CO2 Radiative Forcing in the Atmosphere in the Lower Volga Region

Firsov, K. M.; Chesnokova, T. Yu.; Razmolov, A. A.

doi:10.1134/s1024856023030053

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“…Information about the content of water vapor in the atmosphere and trends in its change is necessary for solving problems of climatology, hydrometeorology, ecology, atmospheric optics (such as forecasting clouds and precipitation 5 , assessing radiation fluxes 6,7 and the propagation of visible and infrared emissions 8 , assessment of greenhouse gases 9 , aerosols 10,11 and ozone production rates 12 , etc. ).…”

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Current climate changes in the atmospheric boundary layer over the Siberian region

Lomakina,

Lavrinenko

2023

29th International Symposium on Atmospheric and Ocean Optics: Atmospheric Physics

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The work presents analysis results of trends in the average annual air humidity in the atmospheric boundary layer of Siberia for 1981−2020 according to observations of 24 aerological stations. It has been established that, in contrast to the average air temperature, which is characterized by positive trends throughout the entire atmospheric boundary layer of Siberia, negative trends in the average annual air humidity are observed from a height of 400 m in the south-west of the territory, and they prevail at 1600 m in Western Siberia to the west 7580 E and, partially, in the subpolar and temperate latitudes of Eastern Siberia. Changes in the average annual air humidity for 19812020 were compared with the previously studied period 19812010. The moisture content in the atmospheric boundary layer over Siberia increased almost throughout the region, with the exception of the central areas of Eastern Siberia, where a slowdown in the growth of air humidity is observed.

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