Feels-like is not temperature
A thermometer measures air; skin also feels humidity and wind. At 90% humidity, 30°C feels close to 38, while a stiff wind at 5°C brings it down to zero. That is why Almanaccolo always shows both.
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In Almanaccolo’s Sky tab you find the forecast for your location: the next 48 hours hour by hour and the next 16 days.
A thermometer measures air; skin also feels humidity and wind. At 90% humidity, 30°C feels close to 38, while a stiff wind at 5°C brings it down to zero. That is why Almanaccolo always shows both.
A three-day forecast is almost always right; seven days is a good indication; beyond ten it describes a tendency, not the weather of that day. The sixteen-day view is for spotting a change of season, not for planning a picnic.
| Index | Level | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| 0–2 | Low | No protection needed. |
| 3–5 | Moderate | Sunglasses and sunscreen around midday. |
| 6–7 | High | Seek shade between 11am and 4pm. |
| 8–10 | Very high | Protection essential, sunburn within minutes. |
| 11+ | Extreme | Avoid direct exposure. |
Data: Open-Meteo
It is the temperature your skin senses, not the one the thermometer measures. At 90% humidity, 30°C feels close to 38, while a stiff wind at 5°C brings it down to zero.
A three-day forecast is almost always right, seven days is a good indication. Beyond ten days it describes a tendency, not the weather of that date.
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