Chill factor

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Chill factor is the apparent temperature felt on exposed skin as a function of air temperature and wind speed and is expressed in time, e.g. 11 seconds, to express how long it will take exposed skin to freeze, vs the wind chill which is expressed as a temperature. The U.S. Air Force has used chill factor (unknown if they still do).

Chill factor may also refer to:

also in the north west for all you snow boarders or for people who love snow activities the chill factor is for you...