Posted by John B. on January 24, 2013 at 14:09:47 from (38.114.64.177):
In Reply to: Wind-chill question posted by Brad Buchanan on January 24, 2013 at 10:31:12:
The other year I posted about wind chill. Many argued with me that wind chill is colder but it isn't. When we eat a bowl of soup or chili and it's too hot to eat, what do we do? We blow on it to cool it down. Otherwise we would be there an hour for it to cool on its own.
One man posted the other year. Drive down the road at 50mph and 0 degrees and hold a thermometer out the window for a minute and see what it reads. It will be 0.
Wind chill is just a calculated formula on how fast an object cools down, this is why we blow on our bowl of soup. Once the object is cooled to ambient temperature, a wind of 0 degrees and 50mph won't make it any colder. Because heat travels from hot to cold.
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