How is this possible?

If you have wind, and the temperature is -7(C), how is it possible
that the windchill factor is 0(C)?

http://www1.sympatico.ca/cgi-bin/wx.pl?stn=NS3

I think windchill is a factor rather than an absolute..so effectively the wind is too weak to make it any more cold.
That said, -7 is cold enough :eek:

Winbd chill factor:eek: What planet is this on....if the temp drops below 20c l'm putting on jumpers....

It's a bit far over to be a chinook wind. But here, it cn be -25C and the Chinook wind comes in (from the Pacific) and the temperature shoots up to +7C.

It's quite wierd. Really warm wind. I usually only get that after a night of Guinness.


SD

You'll get a shocker when you go back to Scotland.
Rain all year, even midsummer.

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Originally posted by Wally Pipp
You'll get a shocker when you go back to Scotland.
Rain all year, even midsummer.

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Sometimes it stops raining for a day to be replaced by snow :)

hmmmmm....kinda like Seattle, then?

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Originally posted by Wally Pipp
You'll get a shocker when you go back to Scotland.
Rain all year, even midsummer.

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Why do you think I left? :)

I remember the summer last time I was in Scotland.

It was on a Wednesday I think.....