<p>Does the level/reading/measurement of solar exposure impact temperatures? What I mean by this is, does a higher level/reading/measurement of solar exposure of a place cause/create higher temperatures, and does a lower level/reading/measurement of solar exposure of a place cause/create lower temperatures?</p>

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2016-08-29T08:12:13.460Z
Generally speaking yes, as you would expect. However, I presume the relative amount of heating of the site in question would depend upon its' albedo, and whether the cloud cover reflects the heat back to Earth that would otherwise be re-radiated back into space.
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Does the level/reading/measurement of solar exposure impact temperatures
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# Does the level/reading/measurement of solar exposure impact temperatures

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-08-29)

Does the level/reading/measurement of solar exposure impact temperatures? What I mean by this is, does a higher level/reading/measurement of solar exposure of a place cause/create higher temperatures, and does a lower level/reading/measurement of solar exposure of a place cause/create lower temperatures?

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> **username_1**: Generally speaking yes, as you would expect. However, I presume the relative amount of heating of the site in question would depend upon its' albedo, and whether the cloud cover reflects the heat back to Earth that would otherwise be re-radiated back into space.  

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