Heat Index [2.0]
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The Heat Index estimates how warm it feels as a result of air temperature and relative humidity. Heat stress assesses the risk level of outdoor activities using the Heat Index. The stress thresholds allow users to track when heat stress will be experienced, and determine the duration and intensity of outdoor activities. Thresholds are region-dependent.
Heat Index (degrees °F)
Color | Classification | Heat Index |
Red | Extreme Danger | > 125 |
Orange | Danger | 103 - 124 |
Yellow | Extreme Caution | 90 - 103 |
Light Yellow | Caution | 80 - 90 |
Green | Comfortable | < 80 |
Heat Index (degrees °C)
Color | Classification | Heat Index |
Red | Extreme Danger | > 54 |
Orange | Danger | 41 - 54 |
Yellow | Extreme Caution | 32 - 41 |
Light Yellow | Caution | 27 - 32 |
Green | Comfortable | < 27 |
Support
Heat index can be calculated from any air temperature and relative humidity sensor combo.
Recommended sensors
- ATMOS 41
- ATMOS 41W
- ATMOS 14
New Heat Index
- On the Data page, select New Data.
- Select Heat Index as the type.
- Select one or more air temperature and relative humidity sensor sources.
- Edit the data stream color.
- Edit the data stream name.
- Select Create to finish.
- The new data stream(s) will now be in your data list.