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One of the characteristics of a polar airmass in winter is the fact that the warmest temperatures in the troposphere often occur far above the ground. This morning's RAOB from Fairbanks has a nice illustration of this. The warmest temperature in the sounding is 9200 feet (2800 meters) above the ground.
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