kuumailman
Kuumailman is a Finnish term that translates to "hot air" or "warm air." In a meteorological context, it refers to a mass of air that has been heated to a relatively high temperature compared to its surrounding environment. This phenomenon is often associated with significant weather patterns and can influence temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure.
The formation of kuumailman can be attributed to several factors. Solar radiation plays a primary role, heating
Kuumailman can have various implications. In summer, it can lead to heatwaves, causing discomfort and potential