Definition of Diurnal Cycles

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Diurnal Cycles

The term 'Diurnal Cycles' as it applies to the area of the weather can be defined as ' Variations in meteorological parameters such as temperature and relative humidity over the course of a day which result from the rotation of the Earth about its axis and the resultant change in incoming and outgoing radiation'.

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