In the next 2 slides we see the scatter plot of
solar cloud forcing (x-axis) vs. longwave cloud forcing (y-axis)
for each site, using daily data (left) and 15-day smoothed data 
(right). 
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<i> <b>Ignore the daily-averaged (left) plot below.</b> There is alot of
scatter caused by the diurnal cycle. Solar cloud forcing is 
just a 12-hour feature, whereas ir cloud forcing is a 24-hour 
feature (both are 24-hour averaged). </i>


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<A HREF=".././EPIC/clouds/cfrs_vs_cfrl_dy.jpg">
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<A HREF=".././EPIC/clouds/cfrs_vs_cfrl_bf.jpg">
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