Certainly! Let’s break down what you’re asking and walk through it step-by-step in an organized and visually appealing way.
You provided two values:
– Temperature: 30.2°C
– Relative Humidity: 86.36%
Your request is to:
– Calculate the THI (Temperature-Humidity Index).
– Make a decision based on the result.
– Present it in an attractive format (with HTML/CSS).
– Ensure the final code does not alter the originality of the existing website layout (non-intrusive integration).
🔶 Step 1: Understanding the THI Formula
The most common formula for THI in livestock or human comfort analysis is:
THI = T – ((0.55 – 0.0055 × RH) × (T – 14.5))
Where:
– T is the dry-bulb temperature in °C
– RH is the relative humidity in %
Given:
T = 30.2°C
RH = 86.36%
Plug into the formula:
THI = 30.2 – ((0.55 – 0.0055 × 86.36) × (30.2 – 14.5))
= 30.2 – ((0.55 – 0.47598) × 15.7)
= 30.2 – (0.07402 × 15.7)
= 30.2 – 1.1621
≈ 29.04
🟩 Step 2: Make a THI Decision
Based on general THI comfort ranges:
| THI Value | Comfort Level |
|———–|————————-|
| < 27 | Comfortable |
| 27–28.9 | Mild Discomfort |
| 29–30.9 | Discomfort |
| 31–32.9 | Severe Discomfort |
| > 33 | Danger Zone |
THI = 29.04 → “Discomfort”
🖼️ Step 3: Creating an Attractive Output (HTML/CSS/JS)
Below is a styled HTML block (with inline CSS/JS) that you can inject into your page without altering existing layouts—it’s modular, non-destructive, and can be appended as a widget.
✅ Features:
– Shows the input (temp/RH)
– Shows calculated THI
– Shows the decision
– Uses minimal, scoped styling for non-intrusion
👇 Final Code (Copy & Paste):
📌 How to Use:
- This widget can be inserted into your page inside a sidebar, dashboard, report panel, or footer.
- External libraries are not required.
- Modify max-width or font if needed to better match your site's design.
📘 Summary:
- THI calculated ≈ 29.04
- Status: Discomfort
- Displayed in UI widget using styled HTML/CSS/JS
- Non-intrusive integration into any website
Let me know if you'd like a dark-mode version or a version that auto-pulls current weather from an API!