<p>Air temperature is known to correlate well with precipitable water at higher latitudes. What are the likely factors that degrade the correlation in the tropical monsoon climate? </p>

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2018-02-28T02:18:35.617Z
You are expected to show some effort to answer the question on your own. Especially for something that looks like a homework question.
John
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@gansub I was the one who downvoted. I did so because I believe this question is unclear and very low quality. If the question seems like it should deserve elsewhere, please **edit the question so it's easier to understand what's being asked.**
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@gansub okay, but my vote is locked until the post is edited, so I can't undownvote at the moment.
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Correlation between temperature and precipitable water in the tropical climate
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# Correlation between temperature and precipitable water in the tropical climate

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-02-27)

Air temperature is known to correlate well with precipitable water at higher latitudes. What are the likely factors that degrade the correlation in the tropical monsoon climate?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: You are expected to show some effort to answer the question on your own. Especially for something that looks like a homework question.  
> **username_2**: @gansub I was the one who downvoted. I did so because I believe this question is unclear and very low quality. If the question seems like it should deserve elsewhere, please **edit the question so it's easier to understand what's being asked.**  
> **username_2**: @gansub okay, but my vote is locked until the post is edited, so I can't undownvote at the moment.  

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