WeatherHelper.CalculateWindchill(Temperature, Speed) Method
Definition
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Calculates the wind chill temperature - this is the perceived temperature in (heavy) winds at cold temperatures. This is only useful at temperatures below about 20°C, above use CalculateHeatIndex(Temperature, RelativeHumidity) instead. Not suitable for wind speeds < 5 km/h.
public static UnitsNet.Temperature CalculateWindchill (UnitsNet.Temperature temperature, UnitsNet.Speed windSpeed);
static member CalculateWindchill : UnitsNet.Temperature * UnitsNet.Speed -> UnitsNet.Temperature
Public Shared Function CalculateWindchill (temperature As Temperature, windSpeed As Speed) As Temperature
Parameters
- temperature
- UnitsNet.Temperature
The measured air temperature
- windSpeed
- UnitsNet.Speed
The wind speed (measured at 10m above ground)
Returns
The perceived temperature. Note that this is not a real temperature, and the skin will never really reach this temperature. This is more an indication on how fast the skin will reach the air temperature. If the skin reaches a temperature of about -5°C, frostbite might occur.
Exceptions
The wind speed is less than zero
Remarks
From https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windchill
Applies to
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