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Why is wind chill not always indicated in the current conditions or in the forecast?

April 26, 2017chill Conditions forecast indicated wind

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Why is wind chill not always indicated in the current conditions or in the forecast?

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Wind chill is indicated in current conditions only when the temperature is 0C or lower, with a wind speed of 2 km/h or more. In general, wind chill is mentioned in a forecast only if it is expected to be significant, that is to say, if wind chill is expected to be -25 or colder, with a forecast wind speed greater than 10 km/h.