Boundary-Layer Characteristics of Persistent Regional Haze Events and Heavy Haze Days in Eastern China

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This paper analyzed the surface conditions and boundary-layer climate of regional haze events and heavy haze in southern Jiangsu Province in China. There are 5 types with the surface conditions which are equalized pressure (EQP), the advancing edge of a cold front (ACF), the base of high pressure (BOH), the backside of high pressure (BAH), the inverted trough of low pressure (INT), and saddle pressure (SAP) with the haze days. At that time, 4 types are divided with the regional haze events and each of which has a different boundary-layer structure. During heavy haze, the surface mainly experiences EQP, ACF, BOH, BAH, and INT which also have different boundary-layer structures.

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Huaqing, P., Duanyang, L., Bin, Z., Yan, S., Jiamei, W., Hao, S., … Lu, C. (2016). Boundary-Layer Characteristics of Persistent Regional Haze Events and Heavy Haze Days in Eastern China. Advances in Meteorology, 2016. https://doi.org/10.1155/2016/6950154

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