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DPT Relative Humidity Charts Handy Dandy Earth Science Reference Tables Page 12 The “Dry Bulb” Don’t let it fool you. It is just a thermometer. It measures the air temperature. Duh! The “Wet Bulb” Has a little wet booty tied to the bottom. Gets cool when water evaporates. A Dry Day… A lot of moisture will evaporate. The wet bulb will be a lot cooler than the dry bulb. A Humid Day… A little bit of moisture will evaporate. The wet bulb will not be much cooler than the dry bulb. Page 12 of your Handy Dandy Earth Science Reference Tables Warning #1: Be sure to READ the correct chart: DPT or RH Warning #2: Dew Point Temperature IS NOT “Difference between wet bulb and dry bulb”. Warning #3: The wet bulb temp IS NOT the DPT. Try These. More Difficult. * * 20°C 12°C Wet Booty 8°C 20°C Difference between wet bulb dry bulb is 12 °C. 20°C 14°C 12°C 14°C 20°C Difference between wet bulb dry bulb is 6 °C. Dry-bulb temperature is your air temperature. 20 °C 14 °C 4 °C Subtract (the difference) between the dry bulb and wet bulb 14°C 20°C 20-14=6 16°C 18°C 18-16=2 8°C 20°C 20-8=12 Put it all together Relative Humidity = 11% 10°C 14°C 14-10=4 Relative Humidity = 60% 10°C 14°C 14-10=4 Dew Point = 6°C The Dew Point Chart works the same way *