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¿Por qué la superficie del suelo puede ser más caliente o más fría que el aire a unos
pies por encima?
Porque el suelo no
gana ni pierde calor.
Porque el aire se
calienta más rápido
que el suelo.
Porque la roca y la
tierra ganan y
pierden calor
facilmente
Porque el suelo
siempre es más frío
que el aire.



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Final answer:

Heat transfer between the surface and air above is influenced by temperature differentials, conduction, and land-ocean heating discrepancies.


Explanation:

When the surface is warmer than the air above, heat will be transferred upwards into the air as a positive sensible heat transfer. Conversely, when the surface is cooler than the air above, heat is transferred downward from the air to the surface, creating a negative sensible heat transfer.

Conduction plays a significant role in the exchange of heat between the surface and the air above. As the sun heats the ground, energy is transferred to the atmosphere through molecule interaction, impacting the temperature gradients and subsequent heating or cooling of the surface and air.

Land heats and cools faster than the ocean, contributing to phenomena like land breezes and sea breezes where temperature differentials between the surface and air lead to distinct air movements and weather patterns.


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