[ ] The relevant documentation has been added or updated.
[x] A short description of the changes has been added to doc/source/references/release_notes.rst.
Describe the changes you made
Indicators computing the difference between two variables must first convert the units of input variables to the expected output unit in order to avoid converting the output which would be a relative "temperature".
In other words: a 15 Kelvin difference is equivalent to a 15 degC and is not to a -258.15 degC.
Pull Request to resolve #255
doc/source/references/release_notes.rst
.Describe the changes you made
Indicators computing the difference between two variables must first convert the units of input variables to the expected output unit in order to avoid converting the output which would be a relative "temperature". In other words: a 15 Kelvin difference is equivalent to a 15 degC and is not to a -258.15 degC.