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. There are numerous equations used to measure Wind Chill. The most recent one was adopted in 2001 and takes into account the speed of the wind at face level for a person walking into it at 5.0 km/h/3.1 mph, with no protection from the elements. This calculation is based on the assumption that the person is in an open area.

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There are numerous equations used to measure Wind Chill. The most recent one was adopted in 2001 and takes into account the speed of the wind at face level for a person walking into it at 5.0 km/h/3.1 mph, with no protection from the elements. This calculation is based on the assumption that the person is in an open area.

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