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The November 2005 decision is also in line with the city's effort to combat heavy air pollution, which, due to temperature inversions, hangs in a cloud over the metropolis for three months of the year. Also, when compared to near-surface air temperatures, the skin temperature can be used as a proxy for temperature lapse rate near the earth's surface, at times indicating the presence of low-level temperature inversions. Atwood credited those rules with making a big difference and added that El Nino, the climatic effect in the Pacific Ocean, also helped by breaking up traditional weather patterns that contribute to hot sunny days and the smog-laden temperature inversions that result. |
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