To my temperature challenged family in the far south. A °C vs °F primer. In Canada, at 0°C water freezes, so here anything below zero is by definition 'freezing'. I find it interesting that -40°C = -40°F but no one down there has any concept of how cold that really is. I do, as I have experienced that and worse (down to -60°C I was told) while working up on the Arctic Ice .. north of the magnetic pole .. in the mid 1970s .. helping search for oil .. and that, my friends, is a run on/away sentence. On the other hand, I have installed an air conditioner in my dining room for those 3 muggy weeks in July that can sometimes get over 32°C, my personal overheating limit.
Here is a link to a Google Sheet I have borrowed and formated that compares Fahrenheit to Celsius for you. Enjoy
Here is a link to a Google Sheet I have borrowed and formated that compares Fahrenheit to Celsius for you. Enjoy
.. and not only does this guy look alot like I used to .. he makes a lot of sense. It's not rocket surgery .. scientific fact!
Be cool like Canada! We all use the metric system up here .. reference: full special at drybarcomedy.com/robertmac (pay to view site)
Be cool like Canada! We all use the metric system up here .. reference: full special at drybarcomedy.com/robertmac (pay to view site)
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