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Upper Air Observation
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A measurement of atmospheric conditions aloft, above the effective range
of a surface weather observation. Also called sounding, upper air sounding.
See radiosonde.
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This is a general term, but is usually applied to those observations
which are used in the analysis of upper air charts (as opposed to measurements
of upper atmospheric quantities primarily for research).
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References
This article is based on NASA's Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use
