In this paper, a comparative study between numerical and experimental results fromPIV measurements is presented in the case of two-dimensional electrohydrodynamic plumes that arise when a sharp metallic blade, submerged in non conducting liquids, supports high electric potential. Experiments and numerical simulations have been conducted in order to confront the both approaches. A very good agreement has been found through velocity profiles and velocity fields which testifies the relevance of our numerical model. For high potentials the jet flow issued forth from the blade becomes unsteady and starts to flap on the vertical wall. Some captions of the temporal evolution of the isocontours of charge density which is not accessible from experiment are presented thanks to the numerical simulation.