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Heat Index Calculator

Calculate heat index using air temperature, relative humidity, dew point temperature

Choose humidity inputCalculate heat index from relative humidity or derive humidity from dew point.
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HEAT INDEX99.677718 °F

NOAA/NWS decision procedure at 60.00% relative humidity; simple formula below the regression threshold with official humidity adjustments.

Estimate based on the values shown
MethodNOAA heat-index regression; dew point is converted to relative humidity with the Magnus equation. Temperature inputs and results may independently use °F or °C.

Before you use the result

Check the entered units and assumptions before using the result for purchasing, construction, engineering, or safety decisions.

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Using the Heat Index Calculator responsibly

Page-specific guidance based on this calculator’s implemented method, inputs, and known limits.

What this result is useful for

Heat index combines air temperature and humidity to estimate apparent heat under the supported weather-service model. It is a screening indicator for environmental heat stress, not a measurement of an individual’s body temperature.

Assumptions and limits

The standard relationship is designed for shaded, light-wind conditions and a limited input range. Direct sun, exertion, clothing, medications, age, pregnancy, illness, acclimatization, and access to cooling can increase personal risk.

How to check the result

Confirm temperature and humidity units, then compare the result with current official local advisories. Move to cooling and seek appropriate help for concerning symptoms regardless of the displayed value; emergency symptoms should not wait for a calculator.

Content review: August 21, 2026
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