Extreme Cold Continues In Northern United States

[Farsala]

Serious_frusting said:

Farsala said:

Serious_frusting said:
I have never got my head around degrees F. What point does F reach zero? Honest question. 30 or so am i correct?

Only ever worked in degrees C. zero is 0. Makes sense. All i need to know is f the weather says zero i am look forward to some ice. Simple is it not?

It is easy, 0=cold 100=hot. >100 is extreme heat. <0 is extreme cold. 0-100 good enough for humans.

 

but you get ice at 30 something is that correct? If i remember correctly its 32?

I have only done celsius and kelvin. I am of the understandig that C is worked out on freezing and boiling points of water whilst F is on the human body.

To be honest to me its simple if its zero then its freezing.  Ice on the ground me no like. With that said the temp between 18 and 23 is very distinguishable. I will asume that 60 and 70 is not much of a change? I suppose its what your used to

32 is water freezing point in Farenheit. In my physics classes I commonly have to work with F, C , and kelvin so it gets annoying but whatever lol. 60 to 70 is little change, as both can be enjoyable weather. But to me 80 and 70 is a large change as well as 40 and 30.