There’s the temp and then the “feels like” temp. If they are different, how does a thermometer read the real temp and not what it feels like, since it feels like the feels like temp?

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This never made sense to me.

The “feels like” is always presented as an after thought when (to me) it is far more important. I don’t care what the actual temperature outside is. I want to know what it should feel like if/when I step out.