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Using the skew-t diagram, calculate the relative humidity for two air parcels at two different pressure levels: At 1000 hPa that has a temperature of 25C and a mixing ratio of 16 g/kg. At 700 hPa that has a dew point temperature of -10C and a saturation mixing ratio of 12 g/kg. show your work on the skew-t diagram by drawing the lines to find the values OR explain the steps to find the value. Then, use those numbers to calculate relative humidity.

Using the skew-t diagram, calculate the relative humidity for two air parcels at two different pressure levels: At 1000 hPa that has a temperature of 25C and a mixing ratio of 16 g/kg. At 700 hPa that has a dew point temperature of -10C and a saturation mixing ratio of 12 g/kg. show your work on the skew-t diagram by drawing the lines to find the values OR explain the steps to find the value. Then, use those numbers to calculate relative humidity.

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Using the skew-t diagram, calculate the relative humidity for two air parcels at two different pressure levels:

  1. At 1000 hPa that has a temperature of 25C and a mixing ratio of 16 g/kg.
  2. At 700 hPa that has a dew point temperature of -10C and a saturation mixing ratio of 12 g/kg.

show your work on the skew-t diagram by drawing the lines to find the values OR explain the steps to find the value. Then, use those numbers to calculate relative humidity.

16- 100- 15+ -100 14+ -70 -50 13+ -40 12+ 200- -30 11+ 10+ -20 300- 400+ 283 500- 4+ 600+ 3- 20 700- 2- 800- 1+ 900- 1000- 30 -30 40 5 Temperature (°C) 40 = 419 K 09- 37.5 403 = 35°C -10 -80 386 32.5 06- 80 371 30 0= 70°C 27.5 358 60 Temperature (°C) 25 346 50 22.5 20 336 40 \20 327 30 0.2 \318 15 Ws =0.5 g/kg 19 311 20 12 30 12.5 25 35 45 \305 10°C 10 293 45 -25 Height of Standard Atmosphere (km) 35 275 15' 268 25 |-10 20 Pressure (hPa) 261 15 |-15, 255 249 LO Ow=\-30°C -10 -15 -20 -25 -35
Transcribed Image Text:16- 100- 15+ -100 14+ -70 -50 13+ -40 12+ 200- -30 11+ 10+ -20 300- 400+ 283 500- 4+ 600+ 3- 20 700- 2- 800- 1+ 900- 1000- 30 -30 40 5 Temperature (°C) 40 = 419 K 09- 37.5 403 = 35°C -10 -80 386 32.5 06- 80 371 30 0= 70°C 27.5 358 60 Temperature (°C) 25 346 50 22.5 20 336 40 \20 327 30 0.2 \318 15 Ws =0.5 g/kg 19 311 20 12 30 12.5 25 35 45 \305 10°C 10 293 45 -25 Height of Standard Atmosphere (km) 35 275 15' 268 25 |-10 20 Pressure (hPa) 261 15 |-15, 255 249 LO Ow=\-30°C -10 -15 -20 -25 -35
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