Wind-induced surface heat exchange refers to the transfer of thermal energy between the atmosphere and the surface (such as water, land, or vegetation) that is influenced by wind. This process plays a crucial role in various environmental and climatic systems. There are two primary forms of heat exchange that wind can facilitate: 1. **Sensible Heat Exchange**: This occurs when the wind moves air that has a different temperature than the surface it encounters.
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