Discussion
Which layer does the strongest inversion occupy in such conditions?
Answer: A
Antarctic surface inversions of twenty to thirty kelvin are commonly confined to the lowest few hundred metres, above which the profile returns to a more normal lapse rate. The intensity rather than the depth is what is remarkable. That shallow intense structure drives the katabatic winds that flow off the plateau.
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