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“The air” is big, and warming affects winds which move the air elsewhere. I would also mention the ground (very big, planet-sized) as a heat sink, but in citie
by hammock 4y ago
“The air” is big, and warming affects winds which move the air elsewhere.
I would also mention the ground (very big, planet-sized) as a heat sink, but in cities where it’s all covered with concrete and pavement it does reflect a lot of heat back which is one reason why we observe cities hotter than the country otherwise would be