An air parcel at 950 mb has a temperature of 14°C and a mixing ratio of 8 g/kg. What is the wet-bulb potential temperature of the air? The air parcel is lifted to the 700 mb level by passing over a mountain, and 70% of the water vapor that is condensed out by the ascent is removed by precipitation. Determine the temperature, potential temperature, mixing ratio, and wet-bulb potential temperature of the air after it has returned to the 950 mb level on the other side of the mountain.

An air parcel at 950 mb has a temperature of 14°C and a mixing ratio of 8 g/kg. What is the wet-bulb potential temperature of the air? The air parcel is lifted to the 700 mb level by passing over a mountain, and 70% of the water vapor that is condensed out by the ascent is removed by precipitation. Determine the temperature, potential temperature, mixing ratio, and wet-bulb potential temperature of the air after it has returned to the 950 mb level on the other side of the mountain.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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