| spurgeonryan said: I cannot read any of this. When I was in Kuwait it was 134 degrees Farenheit! But with a small wind, burning sand and whatever else that is involved you are much much hotter, and the thermometers actually missread that it is warmer. Iraq was hot as hell as well! But that was a dry heat. When I lived in Tennessee the humidity was so bad , that it felt twice as hot there than it did in Kuwait! I was sweating in minutes and just wanted some good old A/C! Humidity is the worst! Move to the West Coast people!!! Sorry like I said, I do not remember the F/C or even F/ Kelvin formula. |
you just need to type in google:
... Fahrenheit in Celsius












