As an American engineer, I see the value in Celsius over Fahrenheit, so I’ve been slowly changing all of my references to temperature, like my weather app, the weather units in my car, etc. to Celsius.
Didn’t take that long to get used to it as long as you associated different weather “feels” with multiples of 10.
0 °C = obviously cold and I need pants and an overcoat
10 °C = chilly on a wet rainy day, pants and maybe a sweater or jacket
20 °C = comfortable, shorts and a long sleeve if cloudy or short sleeve if sunny
30 °C = hot, definitely shorts and a T-shirt
Americans are resistant to change though, so I don’t expect this to take off anytime soon.
As an American engineer, I see the value in Celsius over Fahrenheit, so I’ve been slowly changing all of my references to temperature, like my weather app, the weather units in my car, etc. to Celsius.
Didn’t take that long to get used to it as long as you associated different weather “feels” with multiples of 10.
0 °C = obviously cold and I need pants and an overcoat
10 °C = chilly on a wet rainy day, pants and maybe a sweater or jacket
20 °C = comfortable, shorts and a long sleeve if cloudy or short sleeve if sunny
30 °C = hot, definitely shorts and a T-shirt
Americans are resistant to change though, so I don’t expect this to take off anytime soon.
You left off -10 and -20. Those happened this week where I am 💀