Help with wind compliation

Golf is the German word for Gulf wind, or better the Gulf Stream. But the name was changed to “Rabbit” for the US market and perhaps other markets as well.

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Ha Ha . Brilliant . Golf means different things . Rabbit is surprising . Thank you . I was not doubting you :::)))

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Oh Shit . Just under the Scale by one m/s .
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I called Open Weather and got the answer that they take weather from local weather stations that’s true but that doesn’t mean i get the weather from my local station rather the information goes into the data to produce their forecast and it is the forecast data we receive and not directly from the nearest Open Weather station. Where Facer gets its location from I don’t know but I live in a small village and I can be almost 100% sure there is no weather station here for any of the weather apps out there.

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Ha Ha . wher I live ther ar loads of Weather stations and Tide stations because of the Shipping out there and the Fishing Industry ., Small as it is . I just assumed te dat came from the same place . I guessed it want processed there . My location / weather station is within 2 Miles .

A Mile Different I would say . I think the Open Weather App is using the GPS . They have nearly got my Address .
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So it seems I messed up the original formula I sent, things get quite messy with long expressions. Heres my fixed version that hopefully doesn’t get cut off.

$#WM#==F&&#WCT#<=50&&(round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))>=3?(toFixed((35.74 + (0.6215*#WCT#) - (35.75*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16)) + (0.4275*#WCT#*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16))),1)):$$#WM#==C&&(#WCT#*1.8+32)<=50&&(round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))>=3?(toFixed((35.74 + (0.6215*(#WCT#*1.8+32)) - (35.75*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16)) + (0.4275*(#WCT#*1.8+32)*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16))),1)): $

An easier to read version:

MAIN EXPRESSION:

(35.74 + (0.6215*(#WCT#*1.8+32)) - (35.75*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16)) + (0.4275*(#WCT#*1.8+32)*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16)))

FORMULA BREAKDOWN:

// If in Farhenheit and temp <=50F and windspeed >= 3mph then run the expression:
$ #WM#==F && #WCT#<=50 && (round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))>=3?
(toFixed( (35.74 + (0.6215*#WCT#) - (35.75*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16)) + (0.4275*#WCT#*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16))),1)):

// else if in Celcius and temp <=50F and windspeed >= 3mph then run the expression:
$$ #WM#==C && (#WCT#*1.8+32)<=50 && (round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))>=3?
(toFixed((35.74 + (0.6215*(#WCT#*1.8+32)) - (35.75*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16)) + (0.4275*(#WCT#*1.8+32)*((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))**0.16))),1))

// else return empty:
: $

Hope this clears some things up here’s a test I made:
Wind Chill Test

And a link to the National Weather Service wind chill calculator:
Wind Chill Calculator (weather.gov)

Also, you can see my slow descent into madness as I wrote this lol

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Thanks very much @johnhorvath204 Still not getting reading on my watch . Wind very Lazy today Surprising because it has been a Bitch for weeks . Thanks for the Chill Factor Calculator .

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Thanks johnhorvath204. I’ll give it a try! According to Environment Canada, It’s currently a brisk -27 C, wind is 15km/h, but the wind chill makes it feel like -38! It is sunny though :smirk:

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Yikes, stay safe put there.

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Sweet Jesus!

I’ve never experienced such cold!

Anything bellow 0 C we consider extreme… anything bellow 15 C we consider cold…

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This is from the News last week.

Translated: Polar cold weather has gripped the country…

Temperature was -4 C. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Fortunately “polar cold” lasted only few days…

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Ha Ha . Bless . See what happens . Talk about the Devil and he Appears .
At last we have a little Wind So I am posting a Grab of the Formula test .
OK I think it is in Degrees Fahrenheit . I will see if I can convert it in a Bit .
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We’ve warmed up today! It’s -15 C with wind 7 km/h, giving a wind chill of -19. It’s positively balmy today! :wink: I have to finish my complication before it warms up too much more!

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We have +3C today. Which - for a mediterranean country - is very close to Polar Cold. :cold_face: :snowman_with_snow:

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I’m sorry to bother you, but I’m not getting the response I’m expecting. I’ve proofread the code a number of times, but haven’t found any missing tags, commas, or brackets.

I used the second bit of code (for metric). Any ideas? I’d appreciate any thoughts you have on this. :slightly_smiling_face:

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Show us your inspectable draft .

i hope this is what you’re looking for. The instructions I found to make an inspectable watch face available seemed to be written for an older version of FacerCreator.

Here is the link: (Ev Thompson - Daft Wind Chill Test - watch face for Apple Watch, Samsung Gear S3, Huawei Watch, and more - Facer)

$#WM#==C&&(#WCT#1.8+32)<=32&&(round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))>=3?(toFixed((35.74+(0.6215(#WCT#1.8+32))-(35.75((round((#WND#-0.00489518)/2.23658))*0.16))+(0.4275(#WCT#1.8+32)((round((#WND#-0.0489518)/2.23658))**0.16))),1))

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Thank you . I will check that when the Laptop is on .