-40 degrees. No F or C needed. You can use that tidbit to do an F<->C conversions, not having to remember whether you should add or subtract 32...The point where Celsius and F are one and the same - that's cold, my friend
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It is all relative. I've been known to curl up with a thick blanket to nap on 100 degree days
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It is all relative. I've been known to curl up with a thick blanket to nap on 100 degree days
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The point where Celsius and F are one and the same - that's cold, my friend
I experienced -40 once, and without decent cold weather gear (was supposed to be issued 2 days later and I didn't want to lug my own).
I hope to NEVER do so again.
10 F is the coldest I have experienced. I was living in a bungalow in canberra. Bungalow had a tin roof, nowhere is double glazed here. No insulation.
Don't recall a wind chill. Somehow it felt warmer than 40 F days
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Don't recall a wind chill. Somehow it felt warmer than 40 F days
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Hey guys. Haven't been around much lately but I just wanted to say I hope you are all well.
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May as well use the space to give you the ultimate festivus card photo.
Oh and all the talk of weather makes me jealous believe it or not. Its still 72-8 here lately. Christmas being white will happen only if a meteor crashes kicking up ash.
We are about to have some of our coldest nights at nearly freezing. Brrrrr. Lol
May as well use the space to give you the ultimate festivus card photo.
Oh and all the talk of weather makes me jealous believe it or not. Its still 72-8 here lately. Christmas being white will happen only if a meteor crashes kicking up ash.
We are about to have some of our coldest nights at nearly freezing. Brrrrr. Lol
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Confusing with these strange temperature scales. Why not found common ground and use Kelvin. No more complaining about subzero temperatures.
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From the U.K. And live in the USA. So 22-24C is our current afternoon temp. And in summer here it's Africa hot. 48-50C. Senora desert. Sahara desert. Same thing just about.
If we can't get centigrade understood I doubt kelvin would work . Not the ti don't agree with you but we use s system where freezing is 32 degrees. Which makes about as much sense as using miles to measure with 5280 ft and not easily divisible. I truly don't get why or how the measurement scales ever came to be here.
From the U.K. And live in the USA. So 22-24C is our current afternoon temp. And in summer here it's Africa hot. 48-50C. Senora desert. Sahara desert. Same thing just about.
If we can't get centigrade understood I doubt kelvin would work . Not the ti don't agree with you but we use s system where freezing is 32 degrees. Which makes about as much sense as using miles to measure with 5280 ft and not easily divisible. I truly don't get why or how the measurement scales ever came to be here.
I don't complain. I love winter. The colder the better. Keeps invasive species and tourists away.
nautilcal times
the compass, and 360 degrees [sexagesimal is apparently easier to learn than decimal]
boiling and freezing water are 180 degrees [oppisite] apart in F, 100 apart in C that likes tens
can't remember why 0 F is that. Maybe mercury
Ya, I bet. It's beautiful!
BTW, few minutes ago got a call from a lady from Australia. She's visiting NYC and wanted to come up here for the weekend. She comes tomorrow. I'll let you know if she survives or not
Ya, I bet. It's beautiful!
BTW, few minutes ago got a call from a lady from Australia. She's visiting NYC and wanted to come up here for the weekend. She comes tomorrow. I'll let you know if she survives or not
could be interesting
i didn't discover woolen thermal underwear until this winter
particularly, bitterly cold winter, nights dropped the 30s F :jaw:
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