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A new temperature indicator for heavy air pollution risks (TIP) identifies thresholds linked to high pollutant levels. This simple meteorological measure aids in assessing and predicting air pollution potential and severity.

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  • Atmospheric Science
  • Environmental Science
  • Air Quality Monitoring

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  • Heavy air pollution events are often linked to specific meteorological conditions.
  • Existing methods for air pollution prediction may not fully capture the influence of atmospheric structure.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and validate a novel temperature indicator for heavy air pollution risks (TIP).
  • To establish TIP as a simple measure of meteorological conditions influencing air pollution potential.

Main Methods:

  • Defining TIP as a temperature threshold where pollutant concentrations peak.
  • Analyzing the association between TIP and atmospheric structure, static stability, and weather patterns.
  • Developing a regressive function for TIP based on geographical data from China.

Main Results:

  • TIP is intrinsically linked to atmospheric structure and static stability in the planetary boundary layer.
  • TIP demonstrates a geographical pattern in China, varying with latitude and altitude.
  • A regressive function for TIP effectively indicates potential heavy air pollution events.

Conclusions:

  • TIP serves as a simple, easy-to-obtain meteorological parameter for air pollution assessment.
  • TIP can be utilized for predicting air pollution severity and informing prevention and control strategies.