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Hello , meteorology wizards.
The problem as it stated: Non-saturated air parcel is adiabatically lifted from 10 C 900 mbar up to 660 mbar, where fog appears. I ploted it on the tephigram: http://img503.imageshack.us/my.php?i...ewpoint7ma.jpg The question is: What the dew point temp of the parcel @ 660 mbar, @800 mbar? For 660 mbar the answer is rather easy - it's around Td= -17 C. For 800 mbar, i got confused: a) assuming that water mixing ratio is const, we follow blue line and get Td =-15 C for 800 mbar it looks like it's too high for this pressure level, maybe I should b) follow the red line of wet adiabat to get Td=-5 C , which seems more reasonable for Tparcel=0 C Thanks in advance for your answers. |
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