Soil sensors are devices that are used to measure various properties of soil, such as moisture content, temperature, and nutrient levels. In micrometeorology, soil sensors can be used to understand how weather and climate affect the properties of soil, and how these properties in turn affect the local environment. By collecting data from soil sensors over time, micrometeorologists can develop a better understanding of the complex interactions between weather and climate, soil, and the local environment
As a farmer or land owner, it is important to have accurate and reliable information about the weather and climate conditions on your property. This can help you to make informed decisions about things like when to plant and harvest crops, how to manage your land and resources, and how to prepare for extreme weather […]
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The delta between soil and air temperatures can give us clues about the stability of the atmosphere. When the soil is much warmer than the air, it can indicate that the air is likely to rise quickly. This rising air is known as convection, and it can lead to the formation of clouds and storms.
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