STUDY OF ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER TERMAL REGIME DURING TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN

On the 29 March, 2006, at the South-West part of Russia (Kaukas Region) was observed total eclipse of the Sun (started at 3.15 p.m. local time and with the duration 2 min 32 sec – for city Kislovodsk, where different observed tequique were installed). For study of atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) thermal regime were used two microwave temperature profilers MTP-5, and as additional equipment- net-radiometer CNR-1, pyranometer CM-3, UV-radiometer UV-S-B, ultrasonic anemometer, instruments for aerosol measurements, Brewer spectrofotometer and some others equipment. One temperature profiler were installed in the center of Kislovodsk city (altitude 890 m above sea level), second profiler was installed at about 18 km from Kislovodsk city (at altitude 2070 above sea level). Hopefully weather was excellent for observations (anticyclone conditions, cloudless). Results of simultaneous measurements of temperature profiles before solar eclipse, during total solar eclipse and after solar eclipse are firstly presented in the report. Introductions On Wednesday, 2006 March 29, a total eclipse of the Sun was visible from within a narro