We should introduce some more temporal weather related aspects.
Instead of the weather being a band moving across the region, that increases the risk of cold, let's do the following:
- it's a cyclone passing through, not a linear barrier of wind
- the cyclone is spinning anticlockwise
- when travelling into the wind there is a drop in speed, and general increase in all risks, particularly cold
- when travelling with the wind behind there is an increase in speed and general decrease in all risks, except for a slight increase in cold risk
- with a 90 deg cross wind there is no impact
- between cross-wind and head/tail wind, exponentially build up to the peak risk impact
- so when this entity is considering "risk at(location, time)", it must determine the direction of the wind at that location at that time, and calculate the risk accordingly.
We should introduce some more temporal weather related aspects.
Instead of the weather being a band moving across the region, that increases the risk of cold, let's do the following: