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A Long-Term Shift in Flow Regimes over the Antarctic Peninsula
Abstract Surface warming in the polar regions has important consequences for the stability of the lowest layers of the atmosphere and for atmospheric vertical movement. Here, using ERA5 reanalysis data and in situ measurements, we quantify the evolving static stability of the lowest 1 km of the Anta
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