I commented that I see a problem in creating Skew-T LogP
Posted: 27 Aug 2012 21:20
Hello, first thank you from Spain for their great program, sorry if my English is not very good, I will try to explain as good as posible. I commented that I see a problem in creating Skew-T LogP, I attached a picture of a sounding from the NOAA Ready. You can see in the image, the bottom of the sounding begins on the surface of the uncorrected atmospheric pressure, corresponding to the height above sea level in which I find myself, if we use different pressures as 925 hPa or 950 hPa the data "LCL", "CCL", "LFC" and "EL" on surface are wrong, those pressures or even some more will help us to know at different levels how is the instability. I think that should be started for the base of the sounding with the uncorrected atmospheric pressure (936 hPa), temperature (31.7 ° C) and dew point (5.2 ° C), that are surface data from a particular location.
I hope your answer, bye bye.
I hope your answer, bye bye.