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Science Atmospheric 60 Problem set #5 Due: Wednesday, 8 November 2000 1. On the section of Skew T chart provided, plot the sounding given below, placing dots at the prescribed points and connecting adjacent points with straight lines. Use a solid line for temperature and a dashed line for dew point or, preferably, use color to help separate your sounding from the lines of the chart. press (mb) temp (C) dew pt...
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