Correlated Modes of Spatiotemporal Variations between Light-Absorbing Aerosols and Tropospheric Temperature over the Indian Region

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Light-absorbing aerosols influence atmospheric temperatures by absorbing solar radiation, thereby altering the contrast between day and night temperatures. This study investigates the correlation between these aerosols and day-night (D-N) temperature