It just boils down down to which you’ve grown up with. You’re so used to using F it just seems obvious, but at least to me, the numbers seem a bit random and arbitrary.
But I know that 0C is literally freezing out and that the roads and pavements could be icy. And I also know that 30C is a very hot day (to me) just through experience and not knowing any other scale and being exposed to C all the time.
It just boils down down to which you’ve grown up with. You’re so used to using F it just seems obvious, but at least to me, the numbers seem a bit random and arbitrary.
But I know that 0C is literally freezing out and that the roads and pavements could be icy. And I also know that 30C is a very hot day (to me) just through experience and not knowing any other scale and being exposed to C all the time.
0°F is literally freezing outside too
32°C is 90°F
90°F is a very hot day. Extremely hot is 100°F (38°C).
50°F is where you’d slowly die being naked.
75°F is room temperature
25°F water is definitely frozen
Hot tubs are 100°F
Saunas are 200°F
-20°C to 40°C
Or
0°F to 100°F
10°C is about 50°F
20°C is about 75°F
-20,(-10), 0, 10, 20, (30), 40
Or
0, (14), 25, 50, 75, (86), 100
They are both easy once you know the scale
-40° is where they both line up.