India Meteorological Department (IMD) has recently launched the Heat Index on an experimental basis. What kind of information does the Heat Index provide to human beings?
India Meteorological Department (IMD) has recently launched the Heat Index on an experimental basis. The experimental Heat Index has been launched by IMD to provide general guidance for the regions within India where the apparent temperature/feel like temperature (considering the impact of humidity along with the temperature) are on the higher side causing discomfort for the people. At present, heat index is derived using the heat index equation similar to what is used by National Weather Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), USA. The heat index provides information about the impact of humidity on the high temperatures and thus provides a feel like temperature for human beings which can be used as an indication for human discomfort. It provides guidance towards additional care to be taken by people to reduce discomfort. Colour codes used for Experimental Heat Index are as follows: o Green: - Experimental heat Index less than 35 deg C o Yellow: - Experimental heat Index in the range 36-45 deg C o Orange: - Experimental heat Index in the range 46-55 deg C o Red: - Experimental heat Index greater than 55 deg C The Heat Index is implemented on an experimental basis only across the entire country including the State of Andhra Pradesh.
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