Answer :
In normal atmosphere, temperature decreases with increasing altitude ...
it gets colder as you go up.
During relatively unusual conditions, a mass of warmer air sits on top of
the cooler air below. The temperature increases with increasing altitude ...
it gets warmer as you go up.
That's the unusual, abnormal situation, called a "temperature inversion".
it gets colder as you go up.
During relatively unusual conditions, a mass of warmer air sits on top of
the cooler air below. The temperature increases with increasing altitude ...
it gets warmer as you go up.
That's the unusual, abnormal situation, called a "temperature inversion".
