What does "it feels like negative thirty degrees" even mean? 30 F is chilly but okayish and 0 F is miserable. If 30 F to 0 F is as 0 F is to how it feels now, why am I not screaming in agony?
As a corollary, a typical day has some wind so "feels like thirty deg" will mean something like "it feels like 30 deg w 5 mph winds." This implies a windless 30 deg day that feels like 35 deg. Is negative wind chill possible?
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@humanisque negative wind chill is called "heat index" IIRC, but you usually see it in the summer.
