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@coded_artist @j it takes into account wind and sunlight to give their opinion on "feels like".
@mactonite @coded_artist humidity is the biggest factor
@coded_artist oh that's easy! 82% humidity. Dew point is 81°F/27°C meaning if I have a cup of liquid that's 27°C it will develop condensation on the cup. 27°C isn't cold but right now it's enough for condensation.
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@j Since I get those kind of temperatures every summer where I live, I assure you, 29 never feels like 39, unless you've never felt 39.
It's not about moisture, you feel like you opened the oven when you open a window.
I also experienced 50, in a machine room, whenever we could we would stand in front of the air vents, and a medic checked on us every hour.
Good times.
@coded_artist @mactonite also don't forget that higher temperature air can hold more water so 80% humidity at 29°C (20.5 g/kg) is about twice as much water as 80% humidity at 19°C (10.99 g/kg).
If you don't believe me then come on down to southeast Mississippi.
If you don't believe me then come on down to southeast Mississippi.
