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increases the rate at which a body loses heat, so the air on a windy
day feels cooler than the temperature indicated by a thermometer.
This heat loss can be calculated for various combinations of wind
speed and air temperature and then converted to a wind chill equivalent
temperature (or wind chill factor).
Put in your average riding speed and then the temperature outside to determine the average temperature your body will feel |
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