Sentence examples for for wind chill from inspiring English sources
Because prevailing wind speed is usually measured about 30 feet above ground, they reduced that height for wind chill because the human faces are much closer to the ground.
www.wunderground.com Weather Underground, a site with maps for wind chill, which most people won't need for the next three months, and for heat index, humidity and a U.V. forecast, which they will.
However there is still no universally agreed formula for wind chill.
Organizations such as the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) have even developed Work/Warm-up Schedule (graphic below) for a 4-hour shift that accounts for wind chill.
In replacing that guidance with their own, Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) and its partners have removed any mention of accounting for wind chill or wet weather.
However, with the Met Office predicting a balmy 1 degree without accounting for wind chill, the local SWEP night shelter (staffed by BHT and St Mungo's) remained closed.
The equivalent of wind chill for warmer temperatures is the heat index - humidity is a major factor.
"The forecast was for maybe some showers, no big deal whatsoever, but no one had forecast for the wind chill to be in the 30s, for it to be that cold.
PBI Expedition Parkas (priced at a thousand and fifty dollars) have a "Thermal Experience Index" of five, the highest available on Canada Goose's self-invented warmth scale: five is for withstanding wind chill of up to negative twenty-five degrees.
No one challenged Hisham Morgan, a community organizer in Brooklyn, when he insisted, "We want to make sure no one takes off shoes and waves them in the air" — a low-risk possibility anyway, given that the forecast called for a wind chill in the mid-twenties.
No one challenged Hisham Morgan, a community organizer in Brooklyn, when he insisted, "We want to make sure no one takes off shoes and waves them in the air"—a low-risk possibility anyway, given that the forecast called for a wind chill in the mid-twenties.
