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microclimate
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microclimate
the temperature, humidity, pH and air movement at a particular level, usually an interface between two systems, e.g. ground and air, skin and air.
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Since the recent redevelopment of St James' Park, a micro-climate exists within the stadium and light levels and air movement during the winter months are nowhere near as high as they were in the old stadium which was much more open to the elements.
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