210 <strong>AND</strong>ERS MOBERG ET AL. Table A.II Monthly values of amplification factors for the amplitudes of the diurnal temperature cycle model in Equation (A.3) m f clear cl f half clear cl f cloud cl 1 1.1482 1.1407 0.9126 2 1.2374 1.1128 0.8787 3 1.2960 1.0951 0.7731 4 1.2485 1.0597 0.7611 5 1.2046 1.0224 0.7711 6 1.2024 1.0107 0.7690 7 1.1988 1.0173 0.7947 8 1.2447 1.0129 0.8018 9 1.2045 1.0275 0.8255 10 1.2547 1.1060 0.8540 11 1.2009 1.1625 0.8899 12 1.2068 1.2045 0.8980 Figure A.2. Amplification factors for the amplitude of the diurnal temperature cycles (in Figure A.1) as a function of Julian day. The dots represent the monthly averages determined from the data for three cloudiness classes. The curves are obtained by cubic interpolation between the monthly averages.
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