The “Temperature Height GPH” product provides forecasts every three hours for the next seven days, presenting temperature values at different altitudes in degrees Celsius. This index is essential for understanding the thermal structure of the atmosphere and how temperature varies with altitude.
- High temperature values: Indicate warm conditions at specific altitudes, which may suggest a more stable atmosphere, reducing the likelihood of storm formation.
- Low temperature values, especially negative: Represent very cold conditions at upper layers, which can generate atmospheric instability and favor the occurrence of severe weather events, such as storms.
Monitoring temperature variations at different altitudes is crucial for various applications, including aviation, meteorology, and weather prediction.