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Meteorology – Lifting Condensation Level (LCL)

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Calculate the lifting condensation altitude from the parameters
Temperature (T)
℃I use it in all equations.
Dew Point Temperature (Td)
℃Used in Equation 1
Vapor Pressure (e)
hPaUsed in Equation 2
Relative Humidity (f)
％Used in Equation 3
Thermal Insulation (Γd)
°C/1000 m
Equation 1: Condensation Temperature ℃Condensation altitude m
Equation 2: Condensation Temperature ℃Condensation altitude m
Equation 3: Condensation Temperature ℃Condensation altitude m
Equation 4: Condensation Altitude m
Equations 1–3
Reference: Meteorology of Clouds and Rain (Asakura Shoten)
http://www.asakura.co.jp/books/isbn/978-4-254-16703-0/
Reference Papers
http://www.rsmas.miami.edu/users/pzuidema/Bolton.pdf
*The unit of temperature in the equations is K.

Equation 4: Henning’s Equation

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