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Hi there.
Paragliders evolve in specific conditions - Direct exposure to relative wind (10 m/s) - "High" altitude (2000m as an example) I'm looking for something to estimate the temperature feel while flying. I don't like windchill, because that's not defined above 10°C (50°F) : For 10 m/s, 10°C that returns 6°C What if I get 11°C or 12 ??? obviously less than the initial temp, but how much ??? Maybe we can take other parameters in account too, like air pressure, sun radiation... (must be calculable from WRF-ARW output) Thanks |
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