Sorry about that, Gary. This is something we need to address, but it’s not technically a bug… Despite what we may have written before, it turns out the “card” view will NOT show the wind chill value, even going by it’s other label, “feels like” - not even when it’s cold & windy! And that’s the expected behavior on all three apps (Android, iOS & Web). Here’s the rule as currently implemented in each app:
If the calculated heat index temperature is greater than the raw temperature, then display heat index temperature (and label it “FEELS LIKE”), else display the dew point temperature value (and label it “DEW POINT”).
That is, you’ll only see “feels like” when it’s hot and humid - otherwise, you’ll see “dew point”. We should do the same thing on the cold end of the thermometer, and show “feels like” when the calculated wind chill temperature is lower than the measured temperature. But we don’t… yet.
Why no wind chill? Well, the short story is that each card can currently only display observation values (raw or derived) from a single device. That works for heat index, since that value is derived from T & RH, sensors on a single AIR device. But, since the wind chill calculation includes sensor values from two devices (T from AIR & wind from SKY), you won’t see it on a card. The same issue exists for many other derived values.
So, while it’s not a bug, it’s definitely an issue we need to address. And it’s more complicated because it’s wrapped up with a technical issue, above, as well as UI issues like, what if someone doesn’t care about Heat Index or Wind Chill or Feels Like and always wants to see Dew Point?
For now, the simple work-around is to look on the “list” view, where you should see wind chill in the “current conditions” (which is built from more than one sensor device), along with all the other derived values. You should see wind chill on the list view in all three apps. If you don’t, that’s a bug!