Consider the looping plume form due to windy conditions, and recall that the Gaussian model presumes a normal curve distribution. What problems do you perceive that a Gaussian model might pose when attempting to exclusively use this model in variable wind areas? Do you think these factors are considered enough in issuing pollution forecasts when frontal systems affect urban areas? Why, or why not? ALSO PLEASE REPLY TO ANOTHER STUDENTS

Consider the looping plume form due to windy conditions, and recall that the Gaussian model presumes a normal curve distribution. What problems do you perceive that a Gaussian model might pose when attempting to exclusively use this model in variable wind areas? Do you think these factors are considered enough in issuing pollution forecasts when frontal systems affect urban areas? Why, or why not?
ALSO PLEASE REPLY TO ANOTHER STUDENTS