Discussion
Which stability effect complicates coastal dispersion?
Answer: A
Stable marine air crossing a heated land surface develops a growing unstable internal boundary layer, and a plume released above it fans until the layer grows to intercept it and then fumigates suddenly. Coastal fumigation is a recognised hazard for shoreline industrial sites. The marine air is modified rapidly rather than continuing unchanged.
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