Originally Posted by Daily Commute
What do you think? Many people cite wind chill, but we already have a 10-20 mph wind even when it's calm. If we have a 10-20 mph tail wind, then our net wind is zero. Although wind affects us, the published wind chill temperature really doesn't tell us much.
For some reason that doesn't sound right, I would think you get to feel windchill in both front and back when it's a tailwind not canceled to zero.