Role of low-level jet evolution in vertical aerosol redistribution: a Doppler wind lidar study over East China

Bai, Tianle; Lin, Yuanyi; Wang, Mengya; Wei, Tianwen; Wei, Fangzhi; Lv, Kuancheng; Xia, Haiyun

doi:10.5194/amt-19-5951-2026

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Role of low-level jet evolution in vertical aerosol redistribution: a Doppler wind lidar study over East China

Tianle Bai, Yuanyi Lin, Mengya Wang, Tianwen Wei, Fangzhi Wei, Kuancheng Lv, and Haiyun Xia

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