What is the standard height (in meters) above ground level for measuring tempera

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What is the standard height (in meters) above ground level for measuring temperature for which combination of temperature and relative humidity (r.h.) is the dew point highest? As a warm moist wind blows over cold ground, a fog bank rolls in. What type is it? What is the measure of the strength of a"cap" or lid of warm air that tends to slow orstoprising parcels of warm, moist air that otherwise might grow to produce a thunderstorm? Puffy clouds at an altitude of 11,000 ft above sea level are known as A tropical cyclone earns a name with the highest sustained wind speed reaches how many m If winter precipitation falls into a warm layer several thousand feet above the ground, but the lowest 4000 feet of atmosphere is below freezing, it reaches the ground as The heat index is based on temperature and what other parameter? The wind chill is based on temperature and what other parameter

Explanation / Answer

The standard height above the ground level for measuring temperature is 1.5 m.

So, option (B) is correct.

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