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+ | Wind-chill is the perceived decrease in air temperature felt by the body on exposed skin due to the flow of air. So this tells you how cold a day " | ||
===== Examples ===== | ===== Examples ===== | ||
====Fahrenheit==== | ====Fahrenheit==== | ||
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====Celsius==== | ====Celsius==== | ||
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===== Explanation ===== | ===== Explanation ===== | ||
The examples show the text fields of a text object displaying wind chill in the following formats: | The examples show the text fields of a text object displaying wind chill in the following formats: | ||
- | This is done by first calculating wind chill using the current temperature ({wt}) and the wind speed in MPH ({wws}). | + | This is done by first calculating wind chill using the current temperature ({wt}) and the wind speed in MPH ({wws}). |
Once we've done the calculation, | Once we've done the calculation, |
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