noticeable / palpable
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noticeable
So clear that one can feel, perceive, or notice it; noticeable or tangible.
Seit dem Einbau der neuen Fenster ist die Temperatur im Raum spürbar angestiegen.
Since the new windows were installed, the temperature in the room has risen noticeably.
'Spürbar' is made up of the verb 'spüren' (to feel, to perceive) and the suffix '-bar' (-able). So it literally means 'feelable' or 'perceivable'.
Man kann die Spannung im Raum förmlich spüren.
You could practically feel the tension in the room.
'Spürbar' is very often used as an adverb to strengthen a verb or another adjective. It then means 'noticeably' or 'clearly'.
Die Preise sind spürbar gestiegen.
Prices have risen noticeably.
'Spürbar' is often combined with changes or differences. Typical nouns are 'ein spürbarer Unterschied' (a noticeable difference), 'eine spürbare Verbesserung' (a noticeable improvement), 'eine spürbare Erleichterung' (a noticeable relief), or 'ein spürbarer Rückgang' (a noticeable decline).
Die neuen Maßnahmen führten zu einer spürbaren Verbesserung der Luftqualität.
The new measures led to a noticeable improvement in air quality.
clear / clearly
'deutlich' and 'spürbar' can both express that something is not small or barely noticeable. 'deutlich' is broader: something can be clearly visible, clearly audible, easy to understand, or recognizable in numbers. 'spürbar' fits especially when you feel an effect or notice it in everyday life, for example cold, pressure, tiredness, or a change. When it is about a clear impression in general, 'deutlich' fits. When an effect can be felt or is noticeable, 'spürbar' sounds more natural.
Im Gespräch mit einem Freund wurde sie spürbar ruhiger.
During the conversation with a friend, she became noticeably calmer.
Man sieht deutlich, dass der Fahrer müde ist.
You can clearly see that the driver is tired.