Dew Point, Relative Humidity & Cloud Base Altitude Calculator

Calculate atmospheric dew point, vapor pressure, relative humidity, heat index, and aviation Cumulus cloud base ceiling altitudes (AGL) using Magnus-Tetens psychrometric equations.Documentation & FAQs ↓

Dew Point, Relative Humidity & Cloud Base Altitude Calculator — Interactive Console
Runs locally in your browser • Instant output
Atmospheric Presets:
Atmospheric Inputs
75°F
-20°F125°F
65%
10% (Bone Dry)65% (Typical)100% (Saturated)
Thermal Comfort:Humid & Sticky

Noticeable mugginess; sensitive individuals feel sticky indoors.

Dew Point62.4°F(16.9°C)
Feels Like75.0°FNormal
Wet Bulb Temp66.6°F(19.2°C)
Vapor Pressure19.3hPa (mbar)
Aviation Cloud Base (AGL)FAA Spread Rule: 4.4°F / 1,000 ft
2,855 ft(870 meters AGL)MSL: ~3,355 ft
Surface Elevation: 500 ft MSL (Temp: 75°F)
☁️ Cloud Condensation Level: ~2855 ft AGLSpread: 12.6°F
Td: 62.4°F • Base: 2855ft • Humid & Sticky
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Step-by-Step Instructions

4 Steps to Completion
1Phase 1

Enter ambient dry-bulb air temperature (in Celsius or Fahrenheit).

2Phase 2

Input either Relative Humidity (%) or measured Dew Point.

3Phase 3

View the instant psychrometric output: exact Dew Point, Vapor Pressure, and NOAA Heat Index.

4Phase 4

Check the estimated convective cloud base altitude in feet and meters Above Ground Level (AGL).

Practical Use Cases & Real-World Scenarios

Aviation & VFR Flight Planning
General aviation pilots calculate convective cloud ceiling bases above ground level (AGL) to verify Visual Flight Rules (VFR) minimums.
HVAC, Paint Booth & Industrial Coating Application
Contractors ensure substrate surface temperatures are at least 3°C (5°F) above the dew point before applying epoxy, spray paint, or sealants to prevent blistering.
Greenhouse & Agricultural Frost Warning
Growers predict overnight condensation, greenhouse mold risk, and freezing frost likelihood based on evening dew point depressions.
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