convertimate Lapse rate

Degrees Fahrenheit per 1,000 feet to kelvins per kilometer

Type a value in °F/1000 ft to get it in K/km instantly.

17.86K/km

That's 1.82× as steep as dry air, while the geothermal gradient is 1.4× steeper. Climbing the 3,800 m from Chamonix to the top of Mont Blanc, that is 67.88 °C colder.

What it means

How fast does it cool?

Real lapse rates change with humidity, time of day and weather; inversions make them negative.

The math

How to convert °F/1000 ft to K/km

To convert degrees Fahrenheit per 1,000 feet to kelvins per kilometer, multiply by 1.82269.

Example: 9.8 °F/1000 ft × 1.82269 = 17.8624 K/km.

In the other direction, 1 K/km = 0.54864 °F/1000 ft.

Every unit

Your lapse rate in every unit

Tables

°F/1000 ft to K/km conversion table

°F/1000 ft to K/km conversion table
°F/1000 ftK/km
1 °F/1000 ft1.82269 K/km
2 °F/1000 ft3.64538 K/km
3 °F/1000 ft5.46807 K/km
4 °F/1000 ft7.29076 K/km
5 °F/1000 ft9.11344 K/km
6 °F/1000 ft10.9361 K/km
6.5 °F/1000 ft11.8475 K/km
7 °F/1000 ft12.7588 K/km
8 °F/1000 ft14.5815 K/km
9 °F/1000 ft16.4042 K/km
9.8 °F/1000 ft17.8624 K/km
10 °F/1000 ft18.2269 K/km
15 °F/1000 ft27.3403 K/km
20 °F/1000 ft36.4538 K/km
25 °F/1000 ft45.5672 K/km
30 °F/1000 ft54.6807 K/km
K/km to °F/1000 ft conversion table
K/km to °F/1000 ft conversion table
K/km°F/1000 ft
1 K/km0.54864 °F/1000 ft
2 K/km1.09728 °F/1000 ft
3 K/km1.64592 °F/1000 ft
4 K/km2.19456 °F/1000 ft
5 K/km2.7432 °F/1000 ft
6 K/km3.29184 °F/1000 ft
6.5 K/km3.56616 °F/1000 ft
7 K/km3.84048 °F/1000 ft
8 K/km4.38912 °F/1000 ft
9 K/km4.93776 °F/1000 ft
9.8 K/km5.37667 °F/1000 ft
10 K/km5.4864 °F/1000 ft
15 K/km8.2296 °F/1000 ft
20 K/km10.9728 °F/1000 ft
25 K/km13.716 °F/1000 ft
30 K/km16.4592 °F/1000 ft

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many K/km is 1 °F/1000 ft?
1 °F/1000 ft is 1.82269 K/km.
How many K/km is 10 °F/1000 ft?
10 °F/1000 ft is 18.2269 K/km.
How many K/km is 9.8 °F/1000 ft?
9.8 °F/1000 ft is 17.8624 K/km.

The units

About these units

Degrees Fahrenheit per 1,000 feet (°F/1000 ft)

US pilots and weather briefings.

Kelvins per kilometer (K/km)

The meteorology and geology unit.

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