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How does Netweather calculate 'feels like' temperatures?
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kelper
On Netweather.tv, the 'feels like' temps are higher than actual, but on the Met Office website, they are lower.
What formula is used?
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Hi Kelper, Netweather uses a pretty standard system - when temperatures are warmer, humidity is taken into account for the feels like, so it can typically 'feel' warmer than the actual temperature. We
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