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> I live in the north of England where temperature varies from 38F in Jan to 57F in August 38F = 3½C 57F = 14C Not sure why you used Farenheit, but I live in
by andyjohnson0 4y ago
> I live in the north of England where temperature varies from 38F in Jan to 57F in August
38F = 3½C
57F = 14C
Not sure why you used Farenheit, but I live in the north too and it's colder and warmer than that. Currently 22C (61F) here in rainy Manchester.
- rvieira 4y agoI'm sorry but I don't understand the comment. First, I'm not in Manchester, considerably more northern, so why try to compare? Secondly, Manchester's average temperature in August is close to 16C (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester#Climate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester#Climate). Thirdly what is strange about the temperature on a given day being higher than the average?
- gspetr 4y ago>Not sure why you used Farenheit People from Europe likely already have a vague idea of what the temp is like in northern parts of it, and 45% of HN is from US according to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3298905 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3298905
- frumper 4y agoyour 22C conversion is off, 22C = 71F