Talk about a windchill....
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Talk about a windchill....
Here is the Forecast Monday night for the Martin County Area...
Monday Night...Partly cloudy. Scattered showers and isolated evening thunderstorms. Breezy. Much cooler. Lows in the low 50s. Northwest winds 35 to 40 mph. Gusts up to 55 mph in the evening. Chance of rain 30 percent.
Monday Night...Partly cloudy. Scattered showers and isolated evening thunderstorms. Breezy. Much cooler. Lows in the low 50s. Northwest winds 35 to 40 mph. Gusts up to 55 mph in the evening. Chance of rain 30 percent.
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http://www.csgnetwork.com/windchillcalc.html
50 degrees with a wind of 35mph = wind chill of 27
50 degrees with a wind of 40mph = wind chill of 26
Alright, now we just need the hurricanes to start pumping out snow :p
We need another Halloween Storm! heh
50 degrees with a wind of 35mph = wind chill of 27
50 degrees with a wind of 40mph = wind chill of 26
Alright, now we just need the hurricanes to start pumping out snow :p
We need another Halloween Storm! heh
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aerojad wrote:http://www.csgnetwork.com/windchillcalc.html
50 degrees with a wind of 35mph = wind chill of 27
50 degrees with a wind of 40mph = wind chill of 26
Alright, now we just need the hurricanes to start pumping out snow :p
We need another Halloween Storm! heh
If Wilma was a week later, it would hit on Halloween.
*plays spooky music*
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mtm4319 wrote:boca_chris wrote:shouldn't we expect wind chill warnings for the state on Mon. night/Tues.
temps in the 40s to 50s with NW winds at 25-35 mph?
My guess is there's no need because people aren't going to be outside in those near-tropical storm conditions with heavy rain.
i will be
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gpickett00 wrote:mtm4319 wrote:boca_chris wrote:shouldn't we expect wind chill warnings for the state on Mon. night/Tues.
temps in the 40s to 50s with NW winds at 25-35 mph?
My guess is there's no need because people aren't going to be outside in those near-tropical storm conditions with heavy rain.
i will be
Would you mind explaining why? It's not exactly normal to be outside in TS conditions.
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Scorpion wrote:Going to be quite hypothermic outside. 55 out, raining, strong wind. Thats how winter should be.
LOL, you guys are making yourselves look like wimps to just about everyone else in the country who routinely experience temperatures much colder than the wind chills that Florida will experience after the passage of Wilma.
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mtm4319 wrote:gpickett00 wrote:mtm4319 wrote:boca_chris wrote:shouldn't we expect wind chill warnings for the state on Mon. night/Tues.
temps in the 40s to 50s with NW winds at 25-35 mph?
My guess is there's no need because people aren't going to be outside in those near-tropical storm conditions with heavy rain.
i will be
Would you mind explaining why? It's not exactly normal to be outside in TS conditions.
I am not exactly normal
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WxGuy1 wrote:Scorpion wrote:Going to be quite hypothermic outside. 55 out, raining, strong wind. Thats how winter should be.
LOL, you guys are making yourselves look like wimps to just about everyone else in the country who routinely experience temperatures much colder than the wind chills that Florida will experience after the passage of Wilma.![]()
Wind chills in the 20s and 30s require advisories?! LOL
*whistles dixie*
Obviously you don't live in the Sarth!
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WxGuy1 wrote:Scorpion wrote:Going to be quite hypothermic outside. 55 out, raining, strong wind. Thats how winter should be.
LOL, you guys are making yourselves look like wimps to just about everyone else in the country who routinely experience temperatures much colder than the wind chills that Florida will experience after the passage of Wilma.![]()
Wind chills in the 20s and 30s require advisories?! LOL
Wow...I gotta say, I'm looking forward to Christmas in Rhode Island for the SNOW!!!! Not fun to drive in, but it's SO beautiful. No advisory required.....
Bella
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