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The way I convert is to remember that 32°F is 0°C and then count by "nines" for Fahrenheit to get the desired temperature in Celsius. 32°F = 0°C 41°F = 5°C
by u801e 7y ago
The way I convert is to remember that 32°F is 0°C and then count by "nines" for Fahrenheit to get the desired temperature in Celsius.
32°F = 0°C
41°F = 5°C
50°F = 10°C
59°F = 15°C
68°F = 20°C
77°F = 25°C
86°F = 30°C
95°F = 35°C
It's also pretty easy to remember that 10°C = 50°F and 35°C = 95°F if you want to go forward or back from there with the same counting method.
- tomger 7y agoFor weather purposes the approximation seems accurate enough. Here’s a table listing the differences: http://tomgermeau.com/tools/FC/ http://tomgermeau.com/tools/FC/