Radiational Cooling
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The cooling of the earth's surface and the adjacent air. Although it occurs primarily at night, it happens when the earth's surface suffers a net loss of heat due to outgoing radiation.
Return to Working with Snow, Freestyle Skiing
Examples;
- 1 Montana see [1]
