temperaturkartor
Temperaturkartor are graphical representations of spatial temperature distribution across a region or globally. They depict either air temperature at a standard height above ground (commonly 2 m) or surface temperatures. Values are shown with color gradients or contour lines called isotherms, enabling quick assessment of heat patterns, gradients, and fronts.
Data sources include ground-based weather stations, ships and buoys, radiosondes, and satellite observations. Because observations are
Typical map types include near-surface air temperature maps, sea surface temperature maps, and land surface temperature
Applications span weather forecasting, climate monitoring, agriculture and horticulture, energy demand planning, and public health (e.g.,
Limitations include spatial sparsity of observations, biases among sensors, cloud cover affecting satellite retrievals, and uncertainties