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It is a measure of the change in temperature (in degrees Celsius) per kilometre.

Not quite sure where it could be used: temperature gradients are too variable going up into the atmosphere or down ocean depths. Things like inversion layers would play havoc with any such measure.

On the other hand, it could not be used for distance from the equator because there will be too many local factors in play.

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