Heat Index and Wind Chill vs. Heat Safety: Heat Index & WBGT Utilizzo e statistiche

The most complete weather app, with real-time information and forecasts for the next five days at 3-hour intervals, in addition to complex calculations of the Heat Index and Wind Chill. The app is available in the following languages: English Portuguese French Hindi Chinese Spanish Filipino The Heat Index is the combination of the effect of relative humidity on apparent air temperature. It is used to define how much heat a person feels, combining these 2 parameters. The Heat Index is calculated with temperatures above 40°F or 4.4°C. The Wind Chill is based on the rate of heat loss from exposed skin, caused by wind and cold. The Wind Chill is calculated using temperatures below 50ºF or 10ºC and winds above 3Mph or 4.83Kph. You can obtain the Heat Index and the Wind Chill in Celsius or Fahrenheit, and share the results by SMS, e-mail, WhatsApp, etc. In general, the Heat Index is used for high temperatures and the Wind Chill is used for low temperatures.

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Heat Safety: Heat Index & WBGT

Avoid heat-related illness at your outdoor work site with this safety tool. Easily get heat index and WBGT values for locations in the USA. Get current conditions and forecasts. Weather information is sourced from the National Weather Service. - Current temperature - Current humidity - Current heat index - Current WBGT (wet bulb globe temperature) - Heat index forecast - WBGT forecast Risk level categorizations for heat index are standardized by the OSHA-NIOSH 3-category scale. Heat categories for WBGT follow the US Army standard. Display various hot weather measurements including psychrometric wet bulb globe temperature, heat index, temperature, and humidity in order to plan outdoor work activities and risk levels for occupational safety and health. Useful for coaches, managers, and workers. No login, registration, or subscription required. Mitigate the risk of heat-related illnesses like heat stroke, heat exhaustion, rhabdomyolysis, heat cramps, and heat rash. Recognize hot conditions to avoid the onset of symptoms of weakness, dizziness, and fatigue. Avoid heat-related symptoms and injuries by managing hydration and rest breaks. Schedule outdoor work in advance to avoid extreme weather conditions. This app is ad-supported with occasional ads. Ads may be removed by upgrading the app with a one-time in-app purchase.