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#51 Pirate700
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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

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14'C/57'F where I am. Been raining all day too.

For those who use Fahrenheit, don't you find Celsius way easier to go by?

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No, Celsius is horrible. The numbers are way too low and they dip into the negatives when it's not that cold.

If anything the fahrenheit numbers are too high, its taught in school that 0'C is freezing point and 100'C is boiling point so i don't understand how that method is complicated.

When did I say it was complicated? I just think F is more precise because there is a larger number range. Every degree Celsius is almost 2 degree's Fahrenheit thus when a temp is given it gives a more accurate description of what the temp feels like.

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#52 ProjectClash
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[QUOTE="ProjectClash"]

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]No, Celsius is horrible. The numbers are way too low and they dip into the negatives when it's not that cold.

Pirate700

If anything the fahrenheit numbers are too high, its taught in school that 0'C is freezing point and 100'C is boiling point so i don't understand how that method is complicated.

When did I say it was complicated? I just think F is more precise because there is a larger number range. Every degree Celsius is almost 2 degree's Fahrenheit thus when a temp is given it gives a more accurate description of what the temp feels like.

Well i've been brought up to use celsius, the wheather forecast on TV is shown in celcius and on the internet where i checked the temperature of my location is shown in celsius.

Fahrenheit just seems foreign to me, i don't know enough about it.

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#53 zoraluv
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today........it was 106...that was the how it feel's temp..
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#54 deactivated-57e5de5e137a4
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92 or 93, but incredibly humid. It's torture, I tell ya.
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#55 darkmask1991
Member since 2008 • 817 Posts
50F or 13C. Freezing here brrrrrrr
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29C here.
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#57 hesel
Member since 2006 • 2738 Posts
13.6C (56.5)F Not bad for a night time in Britain. We still get Fahrenheit temps on the weather but that's for people born before the 60s, who were taught it.
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#58 jaqulle999
Member since 2009 • 2897 Posts

93F, cloudy though and it was probably in the high 90's earlier

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#59 ff7fan2
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36C (96F) here. The humidity made it feel like it was about 105 though.
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#60 Suzy_Q_Kazoo
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It was just raining, so it's about 80 F right now. It's usually around the high 90's most days during the summer though.