Here are some useful water vapor calculators.
In this case, the term "temperature" is equivalent to dew point (dewpoint). This calculator uses the Arden Buck equation, accurate from -40 to +50 oC. Citation: Buck, A. 1981. J Appl Meteorol 20, 1527-1532
Enter a temperature in oC:
Click this button to calculate SWVP:
SWVP in kPa is:
SWVP in Torr is:
Here, the term "temperature" refers to ambient temperature, not dew point! This calculator uses the Arden Buck equation, as above.
Enter ambient temperature in oC:
Enter relative humidity in percent:
Click this button to calculate WVP:
WVP in kPa is:
WVP in Torr is:
This calculator is usable for water vapor pressures from 0.01 to 12 kPa. Accuracy is 0.1-0.2oC increasing to ca. 0.5oC at the range boundaries.
Enter a water vapor pressure in kPa:
Click this button to calculate dewpoint:
Dewpoint in oC is: