The first measurements of it were made in the Antarctic during World War II by Siple and Passel. In 2001 meteorologists revised the equation they use to calculate it, devising a formula especially for the human face that took into account air temperature and air speed. For 10 points, identify this measurement you may hear about on the evening weather report, the apparent temperature you feel in cold weather.
The first measurements of it were made in the Antarctic during World War II by Siple and Passel. In 2001 meteorologists revised the equation they use to calculate it, devising a formula especially for the human face that took into account air temperature and air speed. For 10 points, identify this measurement you may hear about on the evening weather report, the apparent temperature you feel in cold weather.
The first measurements of it were made in the Antarctic during World War II by Siple and Passel.
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