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The Spatial Distribution of 10 m Temperatures in the Antarctic Peninsula

Martin, P.J.; Peel, D.A.. 1978 The Spatial Distribution of 10 m Temperatures in the Antarctic Peninsula. Journal of Glaciology, 20 (83). 311-317. 10.3189/S0022143000013861

Abstract
Temperatures from 10 m bore holes have been analysed to determine the spatial variation of mean annual surface temperature over the Antarctic Peninsula. In general there is a decrease in temperature of 0.84 deg per degree latitude southwards combined with an altitude lapse rate of 0.68 deg per 100 m. There is a sharp divide between the continental type climate of the east coast and a maritime climate of the central and western regions. Temperatures are approximately 7 deg lower along the east coast compared with those at sites of a similar altitude and latitude on the west.
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