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Our real time weather data is updated when you reload the page  -  This page was updated at  on 5/12/2023
Meteorological Calculator

Temperature Calculator
Enter the temperature into the appropriate field and click on the the conversion button.
Fahrenheit
o F

Celsius
o C

Wind Speed Calculator

Enter the wind speed into the appropriate field to convert to all other wind speeds.
 mph   knots     m/sec     km/hr

Wind Chill Calculator
Enter the temperature in Fahrenheit and the wind speed in mph, then click on Calculate WC.
Temp
o F

Wind
(mph)

Index

Relative Humidity Calculator
Enter the air temperature and the dew point in Fahrenheit, then click on Calculate RH.
Temp
o F

Dew
Point

Heat Index Calculator
Enter the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit and relative humidity (RH) in percent (without the % sign), or the Dew Point (Tdp).  Then click on the Calculate HI to compute the heat index (HI).
Temp o F

RH

HI

Tdp

Temp o F

Tdp

HI RH

The Beaufort Scale of Wind Force
BEAUFORT FORCE DESCRIPTIVE TERMS EFFECT OF WIND STRENGTH ON LAND AND SEA WIND SPEED IN KNOTS
0 Calm Smoke rises vertically and the sea is glassy or mirror smooth. less than 1
1 Light Air Smokes moves slightly with breeze and indicates the direction of wind. 1 - 3
2 Light Breeze You can feel the wind on your face and hear the gentle movement of leaves on trees and shrubs. 4 - 6
3 Gentle Breeze Smoke will move horizontally and small branches start to sway. The wind will extend a light flag. 7 - 10
4 Moderate Breeze Loose dust or sand will move and large branches will sway. Fairly frequent wave whitecaps occur. 11 - 16
5 Fresh Breeze Surface waves form on water and small trees will sway in the wind. 17 - 21
6 Strong Breeze Trees begin to bend with the force of the wind and some spray forms on the sea surface. 22 - 27
7 Near Gale Large trees will be caused to sway by the force of the wind. 28 - 33
8 Gale Twigs will break from trees and long streaks of foam appear on the sea. 34 - 40
9 Strong Gale The force of the wind will cause branches to break from trees. 41 - 47
10 Storm Whole trees are uprooted and the sea takes on a foamy white appearance. 48 - 55
11 Violent Storm The force of the wind will cause considerable widespread damage. 56 - 63
12 Hurricane Major structural damage will occur on land and intense storm waves will form at sea. 64 and over