> Fahrenheit is great for measuring weather. 0 is roughly the temperature on the coldest series of days in most of the continental United States and Europe, and

> Fahrenheit is great for measuring weather. 0 is roughly the temperature on the coldest series of days in most of the continental United States and Europe, and 100 is roughly the hottest. This argument to me makes no sense: most of the human beings don't live either in the continental US or in Europe :) 0 Celsius to everybody means rain would ideally turn into snow, which makes it great for "measuring weather". And it is useful for agriculture too.