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"\n",
"1. **Temperature Lines** are drawn at an angle up from the x-axis and are where the name \"Skew-T\" comes from.\n",
"2. **Pressure Lines** are horizontal from the y-axis, where pressure is plotted at a logarithmic scale.\n",
"3. **Dry Adiabats**: are lines of constant potential temperature.\n",
"4. **Moist Adiabats**: are lines of constant equivalent potential temperature.\n",
"5. **Mixing Ratio Lines**: represent lines of constant mixing ratio.\n",
"3. **Dry Adiabats**: are lines of constant potential temperature as hypotethical air with no moisture content rises isentropically (with constant entropy).\n",
"4. **Moist Adiabats**: are lines of constant equivalent potential temperature - the change in temperature of fully saturated air as it rises, undergoing cooling due to adiabatic expansion.\n",
"5. **Mixing Ratio Lines**: represent lines of constant mixing ratio, the mass of water vapor relative to the mass of dry air.\n",
"\n",
"On all those structural elements, Skew-T plots have two lines plotted on them, **air temperature** and **dew point**. In this notebook, we'll be plotting the air temperature in red and the dew point in blue.\n",
"\n",
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"### Adding more structural elements\n",
"Next, let's add the rest of the structural elements to the plot.\n",
"\n",
"We'll add:\n",
"\n",
" - **Dry Adiabats** which depict constant potential temperature as hypotethical air with no moisture content rises isentropically (with constant entropy).\n",
" - **Mosit Adiabats** which depict the change in temperature of fully saturated air as it rises, undergoing cooling due to adiabatic expansion.\n",
" - **Mixing Ratios** which depict the mass of water vapor relative to the mass of dry air (where it crosses with the dew point temperature line)"
"Next, let's add the rest of the structural elements to the plot."
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