õhujaheduse
õhujaheduse refers to the perceived coolness or chill in the air, a subjective sensation influenced by various meteorological factors. While it can be directly related to ambient air temperature, it is also significantly affected by humidity, wind speed, and solar radiation. For instance, on a day with a moderate temperature but high humidity, the air might feel warmer and more oppressive than on a day with the same temperature but lower humidity. This is because high humidity inhibits the evaporation of sweat, a crucial cooling mechanism for the human body.
Wind plays a vital role in õhujaheduse through the wind chill effect. Moving air carries heat away
Conversely, solar radiation can increase the perceived warmth of the air, even if the temperature itself is