Converting temperatures
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Re: Converting temperatures
by The Brigadier » Mon Jul 16, 2012 8:44 pm
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Re: Converting temperatures
by Storm Wolf » Tue Jul 17, 2012 4:53 pm
Haha, Fu, Brigadier.
Seriously, though, I usually figure if it's around 100F outside in, say, the US or China, then I can assume it's about 37.5C (or whatever the actual conversion is). 100F is really hot. 70-80 is mildly warm, 60-70 is nice (these are my opinion), 80-90 with good humidity is good storm-producing temps in Iowa.
In Shanghai, even 25C is uncomfortable because it's so humid - feels like a sauna out there
Seriously, though, I usually figure if it's around 100F outside in, say, the US or China, then I can assume it's about 37.5C (or whatever the actual conversion is). 100F is really hot. 70-80 is mildly warm, 60-70 is nice (these are my opinion), 80-90 with good humidity is good storm-producing temps in Iowa.
In Shanghai, even 25C is uncomfortable because it's so humid - feels like a sauna out there
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