A wet bulb temperatures is the same as a "regular" temperature, but we wrap a wet rag around the bottom of the thermometer to measure it. But why the heck do we even do this? When is it useful?
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00:00 We know HOW, but WHY?
00:43 What we know from just a wet bulb
02:03 Wet bulbs are lower than dry bulbs
04:28 Dry & humid days
06:28 Relative & absolute humidity
07:30 Cooling towers
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