Which weather would feel colder?

[divisionbyzero0]

Originally Posted by dean york

Eh? Where are you going with this?

Its the solar noon angle not temperature in F.

[Morningrise]

Originally Posted by theropod

Option A.

Lower humidity, windier.

My thoughts exactly.

Originally Posted by divisionbyzero0

What time of year? and time of day?

For 34N

21 December : 32° solar noon
21 June : 79° solar noon (feel like tropics)

A 7°C daytime temperature at 34N would almost certainly be in the winter and thus have a relatively low sun angle.

[divisionbyzero0]

Not really in the winter. The OP didn't mention the elevation.

[Dean York]

I think it's fairly obvious it's in winter.

[B87]

Those temps at those latitudes aren't going to be in any other season.

[deneb78]

Let's assume that this temperature occured on January 21st at 1:00pm so pretty close to solar noon for both places.

[divisionbyzero0]

So assuming both places lying around sea level, "year round DST" (solar noon = 1pm) and have 1 month winter seasonal lag, I vote the calm wind one. The windy one has lower windchill but has very strong sun.

[Caleb Yeung]

Option A because of the lower windchill.

[ABrandNewWorld]

A because of the wind chill factor.

[judeK]

Option A