If it's 65 degrees with a 20 mile per hour wind what is the wind chill?

Question

If it's 65 degrees with a 20 mile per hour wind what is the wind chill?

Answer 1

source from 2001

Answer 2

you don't have a wind chill when the temp is 65 degrees. You have a heat index, if that is what you are referring to.

Answer 3

58 degrees Fahrenheit

Answer 4

Just to let you know that the wind chill is not reported when the temp is above 50 because it is not a significance to people.  

If you want to figure it out your self i will give you the formula.

Wind chill temperature = 35.74 + 0.6215T - 35.75V (**0.16) + 0.4275TV(**0.16)

In the formula, ** means the following term is an exponent (i.e. 10**(0.5 ) means 10 to the 0.5 power, or the square root of V), - means to subtract, + means to add. A letter next to a number means to multiply that quantity represented by the letter by the number. The standard rules of algebra apply.