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<h2><b>tvrh2q</b></h2>
<p>
<code>tvrh2q(<i>tvexpr,rhexpr</i>)</code>
<p>
Given virtual temperature and relative humidty, <code>tvrh2q</code>
returns specific humidity, q, in g/g. Specifically:
<p>
<code><i>tvexpr</i></code>
A GrADS expression that represents virtual temperature, in Kelvin. <br>
<code><i>rhexpr</i></code>
A GrADS expression that represents relative humidty, in percent
(values from 0 to 100).
<p>
This function works only on gridded data.
<p>
<h3>Usage Notes </h3>
<p>
<ol>
<li>The conversion formula requires a pressure in mb. <code>tvrh2q</code>
assumes that the Z coordinate system is pressure in mb. If Z is a varying
dimension, the pressure valid at each grid point is used. When Z is a
fixed dimension, the Z value from the current dimension environment is
used.
<p>
Note that it is possible to provide values from an incorrect pressure
level by overriding the current dimension environment:
<p>
<code>
<dd>set lev 500
<dd>d tvrh2q(tv(lev=850),rh(lev=850))
</code>
<p>
In this case, the <code>tvrh2q</code> function assumes a pressure of
500mb, which is the current setting for the Z dimension
environment. However, <code><i>tvexpr</i></code> and
<code><i>rhexpr</i></code> are providing data from the 850mb level,
so the function will produce incorrect results.
</ol>
<H3>Examples</H3>
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