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The quicker the wind speed is the faster the object will cool that's because of the temperature change is greater when the speed of win is greater.

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Wind speed affects the rate of cooling of an object by increasing the rate of heat transfer through convection. Higher wind speeds result in a greater exchange of air around the object, carrying away heat more efficiently and thus cooling the object faster.

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