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It feels cooler because the water takes longer to heat up then the ground, and you. So the wind picks up that cool air and stirs it around. That cool air then touches your skin, absorbing some of you body heat. Therefore, you feel a chill.

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The water evaporating off your skin makes you feel cold and the wind helps evaporate the water faster.

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