Also, being close to the sea, wind and humidity. Vs inland dry air and much less wind. Even though the "feels like" algorithm must be written by a dev in Calif

Also, being close to the sea, wind and humidity. Vs inland dry air and much less wind. Even though the "feels like" algorithm must be written by a dev in California (it's +5C, brr, feels like -3C), I guess there's something to having the "feels like" temps consistently 5 to 10 degrees below the actual air temperature.