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Indeed, the precipitable water values were around 1.33 inches, well above normal for the time of year.

This is also referred to as "total precipitable water vapour".

As a depth, the precipitable water is measured in millimeters or inches.

The precipitable water column is determined using the irradiances in these bands and the Beer-Lambert law.

The precipitable water can also be calculated by integration of radiosonde data (relative humidity, pressure and temperature) over the whole atmosphere.

As precipitable water values rise in early summer, brief but often torrential thunderstorms can occur, especially over mountainous terrain.

By looking at time evolution of precipitable water contours, scientists are able to track the progression of moisture up the gulf and into Arizona.

Precipitable Water (1)

Any precipitable deposits (colloquially, "mud") will emerge from solution in this circuit and accumulate in the final water drum.

Precipitable water:

Further the low amount of precipitable water vapour (1-2 mm during winter) at Guru Shikhar makes it a good site for the infrared telescope observations.

Since one of the major characteristics of a surge is the transport of water, measurements of precipitable water and the dew point can also increase.

Things like the temperature (potential temperature), precipitable water, and to an extent the pressure thickness simply move from one spot on the grid to another with the wind.

Precipitable water is the depth of water in a column of the atmosphere if all the water in that column were precipitated as rain.

The TMY2 data include Precipitable water column (precipitable moisture), which is important in predicting radiative cooling.

Interpretation of Mauna Loa Atmospheric Transmission Relative to Aerosols, Using Photometric Precipitable Water Amounts.

The six-helix bundles detectable by ELISA were mostly not precipitable by 3% PEG indicating that they were no longer associated with virus particles (Fig.

Upwelling and downwelling broadband solar and thermal irradiances are measured as well as relative spectral direct solar measurements for purposes of determining aerosol optical depth and precipitable water.

Most cold fronts and depressions spun off by the strong winter seasonal low-pressure area in the Gulf of Alaska fail to carry significant precipitable moisture as far south as Los Angeles.

This saturate can significantly increase the amount of convective available potential energy leading to deeper vertical growth and higher precipitable water levels increasing the volume of snow which can be produced by the squall.

SSMI/AMSRE-derived Total Precipitable Water - Global - Animation showing current atmospheric rivers (University of Wisconsin CIMSS)

This would be difficult though, the May 22 issue of the Tombstone Prospector described Guadalupe Canyon as being one of "precipitable character... the perpendicular or overhanging rocks and abrupt declivities making it an almost impossibility to get closer than long range shot."

The latter finding was confirmed by the observation that HIV-1 BaL gp120 was no longer precipitable by 3% PEG or pellettable by centrifugation after treatment of the virus with cellulose sulfate, unlike gp120 associated with untreated virus particles (Fig.

Measurements of the amount of precipitable water vapor in the atmosphere have yielded results indicating that condensing all water vapor in a column of atmosphere would produce liquid water with a depth ranging between zero and approximately 70mm, depending on the date and the location of the column.