| Share  The Question:  How do I determine what the wind chill
factor is?  The Answer:  If you love math, here is your answer:
Where T = Air Temperature (°F), and V = Wind Speed (mph): Wind
Chill (°F) = 35.74 + 0.6215T – 35.75(V0.16) + 0.4275T(V0.16)  If
you still don't understand, don't worry. All you have to know is
that wind chill is a measure of how much heat your body loses
when you factor in the temperature and wind speed.  The wind
chill factor was invented by two Antarctic explorers in the late
1940s. They experimented with how fast water freezes in certain
wind speeds and temperatures, and then compared that to the rate
that the body loses heat.  Here is a link to a table that will
help you determine what the wind chill is outside right now. All
you need to know is the temperature (in °F) and the wind speed.
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