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Originally Posted by JohnD
It's this "release of latent heat" bit that gets me - no heat is released!
Water vapour is maintained as vapour until something takes energy from it!
But I think I see your point about the latent heat allowing a heat/pressure gradient to be maintained longer and greater than if there were no vaopour in the air.
Respect to Praed, but any real meteorologists to sort me out?
John
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No worries
JohnD.
Heat is released. Water vapour (gas) condenses into water droplets (liquid).