“This is a renovated satellite measurement with a mathematical model”complete Météo France. “Value strikes, but explaining it is complicated”, recognizes the institution. Most importantly, reported values, such as 62°C exceeded in India, “rather means nothing to the human body”. Contrary to the air temperature, immediately visible, or with it “wet ball” which is devoted to TF1 info an article recently, ground heat measurements do not reflect heat that is easily visible. And so it becomes difficult to imagine.
So, what are these “on the ground” measurements for, which are not very obvious at first glance? “Satellite systems are very useful for accounting for temperature variations on a global scale”Meteor Reports-France, “It must be said that while France has many meteorological stations, we do not have such a wide network worldwide.” Copernicus therefore proved to be a valuable ally to climatologists, who were trying to accurately analyze temperature variations in the four corners of the globe. The results it offers, from the point of view of the general public, seem to be of less interest to the general public, who are more concerned with measurement data in the air.
