Freddie wrote:
Meto keeps giving us "feels like" temps with wind chill.
AFAIK, no wind chill calculation formulas take account of air humidity.
. . . such formulae do exist - here's one from the Australian
meteorology bureau -
http://www.bom.gov.au/info/thermal_s...tapproximation
Ah, yes - for hot climates, to help fighting heat stress. That't why the
site is an Australian one :-)
That website also reproduced a chart for sub-zero temperatures, with
"wind chill temp" as a function of temperature and wind speed, but with
a _fixed_ RH of 70 %.
What I meant to say was "
AFAIK, no wind chill calculation formulas take
account of air humidity for sub-zero temperatures."
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