Geography, 21.01.2020 20:31 bridgettebach

The reason that the daily maximum temperature is after the maximum solar heating is because the sun has more energy when shining from the west. there is a thermal "lag" in the heating of the atmosphere. the atmosphere is "thinner" in the afternoon. there is no relationship between the maximum amount of sunshine and the time of maximum daily temperature.

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