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Differential Heating Drives Downslope Flows that Accelerate Mixed‐Layer Warming in Ice‐Covered Waters
Abstract In ice‐covered lakes, penetrative radiation warms fluid beneath a diffusive boundary layer, thereby increasing its density and providing energy for convection in a diurnally active, deepening mixed layer. Shallow regions are differentially heated to warmer temperatures, driving turbulent gr
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