WetEquivalentPotentialTemperature: WetEquivalentPotentialTemperature

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) Examples

Description

The wet-equivalent potential temperature (THETAQ)

Usage

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WetEquivalentPotentialTemperature(P, AT, E = 0, w = 0)

Arguments

P

A numeric representing pressure in hPa

AT

A numeric representing air temperature in deg. C

E

A numeric representing water vapor pressure in hPa. Default is 0, and if E <= 0 then E is set to the equilibrium value for the calculation.

w

A numeric representing liquid water content in g/m^3. Default is 0.

Details

Wet-equivalent potential temperature is calculated from the pressure, air temperature, water vapor pressure, and liquid water content; see Paluch 1978.

Value

A numeric representing the wet-equivalent potential temperature in kelvin

Author(s)

William Cooper

Examples

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THETAQ <- WetEquivalentPotentialTemperature (700., 0., 6.11, 1.0)

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