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How the Human Body Perceives the Air Temperature on a Given Day Depends on Wind Speed and Humidity.
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The Meteorological Department has provided the following information about how the air temperature we receive from the weather forecast every day does not reflect how it feels to the human body. Specifically, how the human body feels the air temperature on that day depends on the wind speed and humidity. In the cold and cool season, if the wind speed is high, the perceived temperature feels colder than the air temperature. In the summer, if it i…
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