What is the “lag of seasons”?

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Degger [83]3 years ago

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The bottom figure shows the temperatures recorded at the location during this period. The important point is that time of maximum temperature is usually later than the time of maximum insolation. This time difference constitutes the lag of seasons. Usage: Use "Play" to start and "Stop" to halt.

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