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It seems to means cool/warm/cool:
6.1 Central SCS Warm/Cool Pool
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what is a cvc pattern
Or maybe there's a typo in it, and it means consonant-vowel-consonant. We need context.

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PS Or like "cool" itself (in terms of writing rather than phonetics: CVVC).
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