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Storm Cell Attribute Table for Jacksonville, Florida (KJAX) Radar
Retrieved: Thu, 09 Sep 2010 23:13:46 -0400; Data valid day: 10; Data valid time: 0305Z
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HEAT INDEX - The Heat Index is a measure of relative discomfort due to combined heat and high humidity. It was developed by R.G. Steadman (1979) and is based on physiological studies of evaporative skin cooling for various combinations of ambient temperature and humidity. As temperatures climb above 90 °F and humidity goes above 40 percent, conditions are ripe for heat-related illnesses.