Heat Index Calculator

Here’s a fun tool for summer—a heat index calculator!

While most reports of current weather conditions out there will list the current heat index, for those of you obsessed with data, this is an easy way to figure it out yourself:

  1. Enter your current temperature (must be 80°F or higher to work).
  2. Enter your relative humidity.
  3. Press “Convert.”

Simple!

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Four-time author Michelle Lindsey owns and operates Homestead on the Range, an independent publisher dedicated to helping Kansans and others around flyover country achieve an abundant country lifestyle. She is a serious history enthusiast, specializing in Kansas, agriculture, and the American West. When not pursuing hobbies ranging from music to gardening to birdwatching, she can usually be found researching or writing about her many interests.