Precipitable water (often abbreviated as PWAT) is a measure of how much water vapor is available in a column of the atmosphere, from the surface all the way to the top.

ABSTRACT.The high altitudes and extremely low temperatures of the Antarctic plateau result in an exceedingly low atmospheric water vapor content. In this article we estimate the precipitable water ...

Precipitable water indicates the amount of moisture in the atmosphere above a fixed location. It isn’t used to predict how much rain will fall, but rather how much moisture is in the air.

Precipitable water, by definition, is how much moisture resides in a column of air in the atmosphere. It’s measured in inches, and is basically the amount of liquid that can be condensed out of ...

Precipitable water values break records On Saturday night before the heavy rain that led to deadly West Virginia Panhandle floods, precipitable water values measured in Pittsburgh were within the ...

The title above refers to a parameter that meteorologists use to judge the overall moisture content of an airmass, and we had a rather moisture laden airmass with fairly high precipitable water ...

Precipitable water values break records On Saturday night before the heavy rain that led to deadly West Virginia Panhandle floods, precipitable water values measured in Pittsburgh were within the ...

A method of determining precipitable water to within 10% from solar radiometer data has been developed. The method uses a modified Langley technique to obtain the water vapor optical depth, and a ...

Letter Published: 08 August 1964 A Cold Precipitable Protein in the Lens SEYMOUR ZIGMAN & SIDNEY LERMAN Nature 203, 662–663 (1964) Cite this article ...