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The Relative Humidity (RH) is simply the mixing ratio divided by the saturation mixing ratio. wrfout files include mixing ratio and T, from which you can easily obtain RH.
To calculate relative humidity with temperature and dew point, follow the given instructions: Measure the air temperature T, in C. Find out the dew point temperature Dp, in C. Calculate relative humidity RH using the formula, RH = 100 {exp[17.625 Dp/(243.04 + Dp)]/exp[17.625 T/(243.04 + T)]}.
The Advanced Research WRF (ARW) features a dynamical core that solves the fully compressible non-hydrostatic equations using terrain-following hydrostatic-pressure vertical coordinates and the Arakawa C-grid staggering spatial discretization for variables (Skamarock et al., 2008).
The relation of the mixing ratio to the saturation mixing ratio is called relative humidity (also R.H.). relative humidity = mixing ratio x 100. saturation mixing ratio. R.H. = 100% means that the air is saturated. A low R.H. (for instance, 20%) might be indicative of dry air. RH changes w/ temperature throughout the day.
You will need a Linux system with the following compilers, libraries, and tools: Compiler: Intel C Fortran compilers (recommended, version 15 or above), or gfortran. MPI Library: MVAPICH2 (version 2.3 or above), OpenMPI, or Intel MPI. A MPI library is required even if you are running on a single node.
The relative humidity can be expressed by the following equation: R.H. = vapour pressure/saturation vapour pressure 100. Was this answer helpful?

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