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radiosonde

Balloon carrying a compact package of meteorological instruments and a radio transmitter, used to ‘sound’, or measure, conditions in the atmosphere. The instruments measure temperature, pressure, and humidity, and the information gathered is transmitted back to observers on the ground. A radar target is often attached, allowing the balloon to be tracked.



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They used a regional climate model to simulate a perfect 150-year humidity record, and then sample from the model data to simulate realistic radiosonde water vapor observations with various observation frequencies.
2]-induced warming, thousands of radiosonde (balloon) and satellite measurements have failed to find this critical signature or "fingerprint" of C[O.
A balloon filled with hydrogen or helium gas carries the radiosonde into the upper atmosphere.
 
 
 
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