> Fahrenheit is used once. WTF? Just use °F and °C like normal people. Normal people don't do that. The US standard is degrees Fahrenheit, so "degrees" is typi

> Fahrenheit is used once. WTF? Just use °F and °C like normal people. Normal people don't do that. The US standard is degrees Fahrenheit, so "degrees" is typically used without qualification, and it's understood to be Fahrenheit. If you want to talk Celsius temperatures, you have to be more specific unless the context makes it super clear you're only using Celsius. The surprising thing is they even bothered to use Celsius temperatures.