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Supplement for A case study of a quasi-stationary, very long Polar Stratospheric Cloud layer edge
Version 2 2021-01-13, 00:47
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posted on 2021-01-13, 00:47 authored by Peter Voelger, Peter DalinPolar Stratospheric Clouds (PSCs) are a common phenomenon during Arctic and
Antarctic wintertime. Images of PSCs were obtained in Northern Scandinavia (Kiruna, Sweden) for the period of 2006-2020. Various types (Types I and II) of PSCs can be seen in the images. Based on those observations it can be concluded that PSCs with
patchy structures are common over Kiruna, while well-defined cloud boundaries
are a rare exception.
