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The study of how the earth's atmosphere works, including weather forecasting. Use this tag for questions about the earth's weather. When asking questions specifically about the atmosphere, also include the [atmosphere] tag.
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Convert air vapor pressure to relative humidity
Is it possible to convert Air vapor pressure ($N/m^2$) to relative humidity (%) given a known air temperature?
For example, I know that relative humidity can be estimated as:
$$ RH = 100* \frac{e_{ …
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