Observations demonstrate wave effects on temperature and wind in Perth due to topographic features, indicating environmental impacts.
Under strong synoptic easterlies, standard profile observations of temperature and wind, taken at the Perth radiosonde station, are shown to be influenced by wave effects induced by the Darling Scarp. These waves influence the profiles, in the lowest 2000 m, through the action of the wave in deforming the temperature and wind fields in the vicinity of the escarpment, or by the creation of temporally unsteady waves and eddies that can be periodically advected over the region.
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