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The actual temperature was -46°F, basically meaning that an exposed object will chill to -46°F as fast as if the outdoor temperature was -108°F in still air. B
by fuzzfactor 4y ago
The actual temperature was -46°F, basically meaning that an exposed object will chill to -46°F as fast as if the outdoor temperature was -108°F in still air.
But nothing ever reaches far below the -46°F actually.
It just gets there real quick because the wind removes so much heat so much faster.
- isthisthingon99 4y agoIf this is true this is the best explanation of wind chill I have ever heard.
- brewtide 4y agoAs far as I know, it is true. I had the same response when I first learned this. Goes to show there are many ways of explaining something, and some ways just click for people and some do not.