Trying to find if these 2 values are related, just a different calculation, whats the difference etc.
This evening there is a 2.4 degree difference in these 2 figures, so is it apparantley 1.5 but feels like 3.9. I understand that this calcualation takes in to account a few factors. Current temperature is 4.8.
Is there a preference which to use.
Andy
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Apparent Vs Feels Like
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Re: Apparent Vs Feels Like
The Met Office use 'Feels Like'Big Daddy wrote: ↑Wed 07 Apr 2021 8:34 pm Trying to find if these 2 values are related, just a different calculation, whats the difference etc.
This evening there is a 2.4 degree difference in these 2 figures, so is it apparantley 1.5 but feels like 3.9. I understand that this calcualation takes in to account a few factors. Current temperature is 4.8.
Is there a preference which to use.
Andy
That's what I have stuck to for a long time. Mark has improved the calculation of this, significantly.