Lämpökuplan
Lämpökuplan, often translated as thermal bubble or heat bubble, is a concept that describes a localized region of significantly warmer air within a larger, cooler mass of air. These phenomena are commonly observed in atmospheric science and meteorology. Lämpökuplan can form due to various mechanisms, including intense solar radiation heating a specific surface area, or the release of latent heat during processes like condensation or cloud formation.
The formation of a lämpökuplan is highly dependent on local conditions and surface characteristics. For instance,
Lämpökuplan are also relevant in the study of air pollution dispersion, as they can affect how pollutants