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Water Vapour Content of the Atmosphere in Relation to Surface Humidity

N. C. Majumdar, O. P. Garg, B. K. Aggarwal

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The theoretical relationship between precipitate water vapour in the atmosphere & surface humidity has been investigated. By introducing the concept of a lapse parameter alpha, a method has been devised for estimation of precipitable water vapour. Results have been compared for six Indian Stations for which upper air data were available.

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The theoretical relationship between precipitate water vapour in the atmosphere & surface humidity has been investigated. By introducing the concept of a lapse parameter alpha, a method has been devised for estimation of precipitable water vapour. Results have been compared for six Indian Stations for which upper air data were available.

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The theoretical relationship between precipitate water vapour in the atmosphere & surface humidity has been investigated. By introducing the concept of a lapse parameter alpha, a method has been devised for estimation of precipitable water vapour. Results have been compared for six Indian Stations for which upper air data were available.

Key concepts: Atmosphere (unit), Water vapor, Precipitable water, Humidity, Environmental science, Relative humidity, Atmospheric sciences, Meteorology

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