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"
It can't go above the actual temp (outside of some rare and weird conditions). when Dew Point = temp that means 100% humidity. -- nm
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Reagen
but does a Dew Point of 0% mean that if you pour out a stream of water, it instantly vaporizes into the air?
Posted by
tRuMaN the science guy (aka tRuMaN)
Aug 17 '23, 08:22
why does that sound like an ep of Mythbusters.
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dew point would be a temperature. at a theoretical relative humidity of 0%, yes, it would all evaporate almost instantly. -- nm
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Aug 17, 08:26
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