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In Fahrenheit, hot is 100 and cold is 0. In Celsius, hot is 30 and cold is -10. When talking about it for what you're wearing and subjective experience, Celsi
by likpok 7y ago
In Fahrenheit, hot is 100 and cold is 0.
In Celsius, hot is 30 and cold is -10.
When talking about it for what you're wearing and subjective experience, Celsius is a little more awkward and compressed.
Sure, scientifically celsius is more useful, but how often does that overlap with the weather?
- tigershark 7y agoNo, cold is 0 in Celsius. You risk your life in icy roads at 0.