Chris Hu on 29 December 2017
| Nymeria said: I agree on metric measurements and dating above, but from a human perspective discussing the weather I like a system of 0 to 100 that is based on comfort. In science I agree Celsius makes far more sense. Below 0 (Really cold) 0-20 (Cold) 21-40 (Cool) 41-60 (Moderate) 61-80 (Warm) 81-100 (Hot) Above 100 (Really Hot) |
I think 81-90 degrees Fahrenheit is very warm not hot. Of course once you get above 60 degrees Fahrenheit how warm or hot is really feels is also determined by how humid it is.
