2000-02-12|Sunatori's Sunwarm Factor

I recently visited one of the Winterlude activities in Canada's capital region. There was virtually no wind, the air was dry, and the sun was shining. I felt so warm and I was perspirating so much that I had to take off my winter jacket. In this situation, I think there is an opposite of the "windchill factor" in action. What I call "sunwarm factor" made me feel it was +5 degrees even though the temperature was -10 degrees Celsius.
Ideally, how cold or how hot one feels must be determined by mutually-exclusive independent parameters convoluted with personal profile such as one's perspiration rate, which varies widely among individuals.

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