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How saturated adiabatic lapse rate varies with temperature



 
 
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Old February 13th 05, 05:49 PM
Andrew Sarangan
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Default How saturated adiabatic lapse rate varies with temperature

Following the previous discussion on lapse rate, can anyone point me to
source where I can find out how saturated adiabatic lapse rate varies with
temperature? I know that this number increases from 1C/1000' to 3C/1000' as
the temperature gets colder, but I would like to see a plot or an equation
that describes this behavior. Thanks!

 




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