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[nigelb]

The weather thing again. Its is 20:49 right now and the temperature is 86F, tommorow the high is foretast to be 95F, with a heat index of 101F. Torquay looks rather on the mild side compared with here!

[Airspeed]

I've heard of "chill factor" dropping the "feels like" temperature, but not "heat index" making it hotter.

btw, Nigel, we had clear blue sky this morning, OAT minus 1.6°C, indoors +3!

[Tako_Kichi]

In Canada the term used is "humidex" which is a short form of "humidity index".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humidex

[Nigel H-J]

btw, Nigel, we had clear blue sky this morning, OAT minus 1.6°C, indoors +3!

Well, I guess that is a bit of an improvement from your first post, at least you did not get snow!

Regards
Nigel.

[robbie]

btw, Nigel, we had clear blue sky this morning, OAT minus 1.6°C, indoors +3!

Well, I guess that is a bit of an improvement from your first post, at least you did not get snow!

We did Nigel, June 20 b***dy six!!!!
https://globalnews.ca/video/4297727/sno ... mmer-break

[nigelb]

I've heard of "chill factor" dropping the "feels like" temperature, but not "heat index" making it hotter.

btw, Nigel, we had clear blue sky this morning, OAT minus 1.6°C, indoors +3!

The Heat Index is a measure of how hot it really feels when relative humidity is factored in with the actual air temperature. In other words, the same as the Canadian "humidex" as posted by Tako. We hit 98F (36.67C) air temp today, but with the humidity the heat index was 110F - walk outside and it is like a sauna, not a pleasant experience.

Nigel²

[Airspeed]

They'd need that in Sydney; it's humid up there!
I remember stepping out of the aircraft when we flew from Perth to Sydney.....WOOO! GASP!

[airboatr]

I remember stepping out of the aircraft when we flew from Perth to Sydney....WOOO! GASP!

You saw a really hot sultry stewardess?

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[Airspeed]

No, Joe, they forgot to lock the brakes on the mobile boarding stairs.

[Nigel H-J]

We did Nigel, June 20 b***dy six!!!!

You can always look on the bright side, just wait for July!

Regards
Nigel.