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When the temperature outside is +10 degrees Fahrenheit but the wind chill makes it feel like its -10 degrees Fahrenheit. Or if the temperature outside is +90 degrees Fahrenheit but the humidity makes it feel like it is +100 degrees Fahrenheit. Most people only want to know the temperature it feels like. Hence, the real feel temperature.
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