Humidity & Clouds
by Anonymous Β· β 1 Β· π΄ 0
Why won't the laundry dry? π‘οΈ Measure humidity using a psychrometer! As the wet cloth dries, it cools the wet bulb below the dry bulb. Check the temperature difference on the chart to find humidity β the exact cell is highlighted for you! βοΈ Next: dew, fog, and clouds. They are actually the same phenomenon! Cool the air, and water vapor turns into droplets β it just depends on where it cools. Move the slider to cool it down. Below the dew point, droplets appear on leaves, fog over fields, and clouds in the sky. Air cools by 1β for every 100 m it rises! π― Try reading the chart in the challenge. Supports 7 languages.
About this app
Learn how relative humidity is measured and how condensation forms dew, fog, and clouds through interactive simulations. Adjust dry and wet bulb temperatures to automatically highlight values on an interactive psychrometric chart table. Experiment with cooling air below its dew point to see water droplets condense, or test your knowledge in a challenge quiz.
Use cases
- Elementary school students learning about weather and atmospheric science
- Teachers explaining psychrometers, dew points, and cloud formation
- Self-learners practicing how to read relative humidity lookup tables
Features
- Interactive dry-bulb and wet-bulb thermometer simulation with real-time table highlighting
- Visual condensation models demonstrating dew formation on grass, fog near the ground, and clouds in the sky
- Cooling slider and altitude change calculator based on atmospheric lapse rate
- Interactive quiz mode with randomized practice problems and concept checks
- Support for 7 international languages