Yes, one thing that some people don't realize is how much effect cloud cover has on temperatures. In the daytime clouds can have cooling effect but often there is a raise in humidity and at night they can act like a blanket to keep the heat captive and have a warming effect when combined with higher than average temperature winds coming in.
Winds here can rush temperature changes in pretty quickly at times and the moisture coming in can raise dew points and reduce temperature ranges from day/night. It also can increase the effect of temperatures on the body either make it feel more hot or more cold and if not taken into account a normal temperature with stiff winds can feel miserable and has to be planned for. I've worked in the cold and was fine with 3 layers of clothing but a 15 mph wind made me need to add another layer or two going from 2-3 to 4 or 5 layers. In the summer sometimes you need to wear lighter colors wicking clothing.
