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The Crawford model calculates the cloudy-sky emissivity based on the solar index as described in Equations (3.7.9) and (3.7.10) in the textbook. Describe how and why clouds change the incoming longwave radiation compared to clear-sky conditions (i. e. increase/decrease). In theory, what is the maximum possible cloudy-sky emissivity based on the Crawford model

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