To help you calculate the Temperature-Humidity Index (THI) using the values 42 and 98, and subsequently make a decision based on the result, below is a well-structured and visually appealing solution. The code ensures that the original website design and functionality are preserved.
Assumptions:
– 42 represents Temperature (T) in °C
– 98 represents Relative Humidity (RH) in %
📌 THI Formula (Commonly used in livestock and climate modeling):
THI = T – [(0.55 – 0.0055 × RH) × (T – 14.5)]
Where:
– T = Temperature in Celsius
– RH = Relative Humidity in percent
✅ Step 1: THI Calculation
Let’s plug in T = 42°C and RH = 98%
THI = 42 – [(0.55 – 0.0055 × 98) × (42 – 14.5)]
THI = 42 – [(0.55 – 0.539) × 27.5]
THI = 42 – [0.011 × 27.5]
THI = 42 – 0.3025 = 41.6975
🔢 Final THI = 41.7 (rounded to 1 decimal place)
✅ Step 2: Decision Based on THI
Using general THI risk categories:
– THI < 27: Safe - 27 ≤ THI < 35: Alert - 35 ≤ THI < 41: Danger - THI ≥ 41: Emergency👉 A THI of 41.7 falls into the EMERGENCY category.🔻 Decision: ⚠️ Emergency Heat Stress Level! → Immediate mitigation required → Ensure shade, ventilation, hydration, and reduce exertion✅ Step 3: Code Integration (Non-intrusive)Here is clean HTML & CSS + optional JavaScript embedded in a div. This code can be safely added to any webpage’s body without altering its original style.🧩 Code Snippet (Copy/Paste into your web page):
THI Heat Stress Analysis
Temperature: 42°C
Relative Humidity: 98%
THI: 41.7
Status: 🚨 Emergency
➡️ Immediate cooling measures needed.
Ensure shade, airflow, hydration.
This layout is clean, mobile-friendly, and can be customized as needed.
📝 Optional JavaScript (if dynamically calculating):
Conclusion ✅
THI = 41.7 → Emergency Heat Stress → Take immediate action to prevent harm.
Layout above maintains original styling and is modular and easy to integrate.
Let me know if you’d like a dynamic THI calculator interface.