Are you Hot or Cold? More than likely, what you feel is not the actual temperature.

Wind and Humidity, or a lack of either, can make the temperature feel hotter or colder than it actually is!

Take a Look and See Just How Cold It Really “Feels” Outside Today!!

This Table Will Give You A General Idea of The Present Wind Chill Factor On A Cold And Windy Day.

The top bar (purple) is the actual temperature. The green bar (on the left side) is wind speed.

Everything in between is what it “feels” like at the given wind speed and temperature.

 

 

Temperature (F)

W
i
n
d

S
p
e
e
d

MPH

Calm

40

35

30

25

20

15

10

5

0

-5

-10

-15

-20

-25

-30

-35

-40

-45

5

36

31

25

19

13

7

1

-5

-11

-16

-22

-28

-34

-40

-46

-52

-57

-63

10

34

27

21

15

9

3

-4

-10

-16

-22

-28

-35

-41

-47

-53

-59

-66

-72

15

32

25

19

13

6

0

-7

-13

-19

-26

-32

-39

-45

-51

-58

-64

-71

-77

20

30

24

17

11

4

-2

-9

-15

-22

-29

-35

-42

-48

-55

-61

-68

-74

-81

25

29

23

16

9

3

-4

-11

-17

-24

-31

-37

-44

-51

-58

-64

-71

-78

-84

30

28

22

15

8

1

-5

-12

-19

-26

-33

-39

-46

-53

-60

-67

-73

-80

-87

35

28

21

14

7

0

-7

-14

-21

-27

-34

-41

-48

-55

-62

-69

-76

-82

-89

40

27

20

13

6

-1

-8

-15

-22

-29

-36

-43

-50

-57

-64

-71

-78

-84

-91

45

26

19

12

5

-2

-9

-16

-23

-30

-37

-44

-51

-58

-65

-72

-79

-86

-93

50

26

19

12

4

-3

-10

-17

-24

-31

-38

-45

-52

-60

-67

-74

-81

-88

-95

55

25

18

11

4

-3

-11

-18

-25

-32

-39

-46

-54

-61

-68

-75

-82

-89

-97

60

25

17

10

3

-4

-11

-19

-26

-33

-40

-48

-55

-62

-69

-76

-84

-91

-98

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Frostbite occurs in 15 minutes or less

Burrrr!! That will make you remember those gloves next time!!

Now Let’s See What The Temperature “Feels” Like On A Hot Humid Day.

The top bar is the relative humidity. The white bar on the left is the actual temperature.
 
Everything in between is what it “feels” like at the given humidity level and temperature.

HEAT INDEX °F (°C)

RELATIVE HUMIDITY (%)

Temp.

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

85

90

95

100

110
(47)

136
(58)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

108
(43)

130
(54)

137
(58)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

106
(41)

124
(51)

130
(54)

137
(58)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

104
(40)

119
(48)

124
(51)

131
(55)

137
(58)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

102
(39)

114
(46)

119
(48)

124
(51)

130
(54)

137
(58)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

100
(38)

109
(43)

114
(46)

118
(48)

124
(51)

129
(54)

136
(58)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

98
(37)

105
(41)

109
(43)

113
(45)

117
(47)

123
(51)

128
(53)

134
(57)

 

 

 

 

 

 

96
(36)

101
(38)

104
(40)

108
(42)

112
(44)

116
(47)

121
(49)

126
(52)

132
(56)

 

 

 

 

 

94
(34)

97
(36)

100
(38)

103
(39)

106
(41)

110
(43)

114
(46)

119
(48)

124
(51)

129
(54)

135
(57)

 

 

 

92
(33)

94
(34)

96
(36)

99
(37)

101
(38)

105
(41)

108
(42)

112
(44)

116
(47)

121
(49)

126
(52)

131
(55)

 

 

90
(32)

91
(33)

93
(34)

95
(35)

97
(36)

100
(38)

103
(39)

106
(41)

109
(43)

113
(45)

117
(47)

122
(50)

127
(53)

132
(56)

88
(31)

88
(31)

89
(32)

91
(33)

93
(34)

95
(35)

98
(37)

100
(38)

103
(39)

106
(41)

110
(43)

113
(45)

117
(47)

121
(49)

86
(30)

85
(29)

87
(31)

88
(31)

89
(32)

91
(33)

93
(34)

95
(35)

97
(36)

100
(38)

102
(39)

105
(41)

108
(42)

112
(44)

84
(29)

83
(28)

84
(29)

85
(29)

86
(30)

88
(31)

89
(32)

90
(32)

92
(33)

94
(34)

96
(36)

98
(37)

100
(38)

103
(39)

82
(28)

81
(27)

82
(28)

83
(28)

84
(29)

84
(29)

85
(29)

86
(30)

88
(31)

89
(32)

90
(32)

91
(33)

93
(34)

95
(35)

80
(27)

80
(27)

80
(27)

81
(27)

81
(27)

82
(28)

82
(28)

83
(28)

84
(29)

84
(29)

85
(29)

86
(30)

86
(30)

87
(31)

Category

Heat Index

Possible heat disorders for people in high risk groups

Extreme
Danger

130°F or higher
(54°C or higher)

Heat stroke or sunstroke likely.

Danger

105 - 129°F
(41 - 54°C)

Sunstroke, muscle cramps, and/or heat exhaustion likely. Heatstroke possible with prolonged exposure and/or physical activity.

Extreme
Caution

90 - 105°F
(32 - 41°C)

Sunstroke, muscle cramps, and/or heat exhaustion possible with prolonged exposure and/or physical activity.

Caution

80 - 90°F
(27 - 32°C)

Fatigue possible with prolonged exposure and/or physical activity.

Makes you want to sit back with a cold soda now doesn’t it??


I got these charts from the National Weather Service Southern Region Headquarters.

Check it out at www.srh.noaa.gov