SteamyTea Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Whenever we get extreme weather, the same questions come up. So to answer them, I have created a calculator that works out the dewpoint temperatures and absolute humidity from air temperature and relative humidity. You should be able to change the relevant cells, though I cannot check this as I do not have Excel (only Calc). There is a text box giving instructions. I have also added some of my local weather data as a time series. This is as an example only and can be deleted, or replaced with your own data. I hope it is useful. Dewpoint and Absolute Humidity Calculator(Excel).xlsx
SteamyTea Posted 57 minutes ago Author Posted 57 minutes ago 26 minutes ago, ToughButterCup said: it is useful Can be used to take a lot of the guess work out of it. Could also be useful for controlling UFH in cooling mode, especially when you consider the statistical nature of thermodynamics.
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