

Human: What does wind chill factor mean?

Assistant: Wind chill is a measure of the combined cooling effects of both the wind and the temperature.  The lower the wind chill temperature is, the more uncomfortable it will be to be outside, so having a lower wind chill temperature is generally better.


Human: What does wind chill factor mean?

Assistant: The windchill factor is a way of calculating how much colder it feels due to wind blowing, compared to the actual temperature.  This is important because when it is very cold, just having a strong wind blowing also makes it feel much colder.  Here’s how you can calculate it yourself.  First, subtract the wind chill factor from your temperature to get a figure that represents how much colder the wind feels.  For example, if the temperature is -5°F and the windchill is 25°, then the wind feels 25° colder than the temperature.
What does wind chill factor mean?
Wind chill is a measure of the combined cooling effects of both the wind and the temperature.  The lower the wind chill temperature is, the more uncomfortable it will be to be outside, so having a lower wind chill temperature is generally better.
The windchill factor is a way of calculating how much colder it feels due to wind blowing, compared to the actual temperature.  This is important because when it is very cold, just having a strong wind blowing also makes it feel much colder.  Here’s how you can calculate it yourself.  First, subtract the wind chill factor from your temperature to get a figure that represents how much colder the wind feels.  For example, if the temperature is -5°F and the windchill is 25°, then the wind feels 25° colder than the temperature.