Fig. 7: Displaying the change in cloud fractional cover (CFrC) following potential afforestation with respect to associated estimated changes in components of the surface energy balance. | Nature Communications

Fig. 7: Displaying the change in cloud fractional cover (CFrC) following potential afforestation with respect to associated estimated changes in components of the surface energy balance.

From: Revealing the widespread potential of forests to increase low level cloud cover

Fig. 7

All pixels at all seasons are combined together and each grid cell represents an average of underlying points. Grey cells contain less than 15 records and thus are considered non-representative. The dataset is separated between records unaffected by snow in (a), (b) and (c) (where Δα ≥ −0.15), and records in which there is a strong change in surface albedo due to snow (Δα < −0.15) in (d). All data except for the changes in CFrC come from76.

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