Ugh... Sunny Day

[HAL9000]

30 Degrees today in Essex, too hot, everyone's gone to the beach so it's too busy.

Does anyone else hate the feeling of sun on their skin?

 

[Newbian]

30 degrees is not hot but under freezing...

Convert!!!!!

 

[HAL9000]

30 degrees is not hot but under freezing...

Convert!!!!!

What temperature is freezing? I only know it as 0 Degrees?

 

[Anubis]

What temperature is freezing? I only know it as 0 Degrees?

32

also water boils at 212

 

[HAL9000]

32

Ahh bizzare.

Well in Fahrenheit it's 86 Degrees

 

[guyver01]

30 Celsius is 86 Fahrenheit.

that's not even close to "too hot"

 

[HAL9000]

30 Celsius is 86 Fahrenheit.

that's not even close to "too hot"

I disagree, it's too hot today and that's the temperature.

P.S. The hottest temperature recorded in the UK is 38.1

 

[Kirby]

lol @ 86 being "hot"

 

[HAL9000]

lol @ 86 being "hot"

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I disagree, it's too hot today and that's the temperature.

P.S. The hottest temperature recorded in the UK is 38.1

 

[Dirigible]

Anything over 75 is too hot.

 

[Dirigible]

Today is supposed to have a high of 69 here. Safely below 75.

 

[HAL9000]

Anything over 75 is too hot.

Agreed.

Today is supposed to have a high of 69 here. Safely below 75.

Lucky.

 

[Numenorean]

Ahh bizzare.

Well in Fahrenheit it's 86 Degrees

lol 86° is not that hot.

Although I prefer it more around the 75°-80° mark.

 

[HAL9000]

lol 86° is not that hot.

I disagree, it's way too hot.

 

[guyver01]

Buncha Pussies

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/index.html
Sun 92°F
Mon 84°F
Tue 90°F

and this isn't even the hot days

 

[Newbian]

I never really understood Celsius as much as the metric system.

I can understand using a standard measuring system but why then use a system of temperature that can vary so much compared to other systems, even fahrenheit.

For instance one degree of celsius is often multiple degrees in fahrenheit.

Granted Kelvin is used mostly for science but fahrenheit is more accurate for many things then celsius.

 

[Kirby]

..

dude, it was 40.5 C with ~90% humidity last week. stop your bitching.

 

[HAL9000]

dude, it was 40.5 C with ~90% humidity last week. stop your bitching.

No. I hate the heat.

 

[Newbian]

At least it's nice today and yesterday.

The past two weeks here have been rainy and summer was being a wuss and hiding.

 

[Oil]

It's been in the upper 90s the past few weeks but luckily hasn't been TOO humid

 

[Jumpem]

I don't mind the sun, but I hate high temperatures. Anything above low seventies fahrenheit is too warm.

 

[Jeff7]

I never really understood Celsius as much as the metric system.

I can understand using a standard measuring system but why then use a system of temperature that can vary so much compared to other systems, even fahrenheit.

What other systems?
There's Fahrenheit, and then its absolute-zero cousin, Rankine. Both use the same degrees, they just have different zero-points.
Then there's Kelvin, which also uses the same degrees as Celsius, just with a different zero-point.

For instance one degree of celsius is often multiple degrees in fahrenheit.

Granted Kelvin is used mostly for science but fahrenheit is more accurate for many things then celsius.

Uh.....no, not really.
You might as well say that gallons are more accurate than ounces, or that inches are more accurate than feet. Neither makes any sense.
0 = freezing of water
100 = boiling of water
Seems pretty reasonable.

 

[HAL9000]

I hate high temperatures. Anything above low seventies fahrenheit is too warm.

Agreed. Where do you live?

 

[SlowSpyder]

I hate the hot weather. I don't really care for anything of ~80F. I'll also take cloudy weather over sunny.

It's supposed to be mid 70's and sunny today. I'll probably stay inside, clean the house, and watch baseball. Tonight when it's in the lower 60's and clear, I'll be out driving around with the top down.

 

[Jumpem]

Agreed. Where do you live?

Northern NY, in the US.