So it's only 11am and it's already hit 41 degrees Celcius (105.8 in the non-sensical Fahrenheit system)
That's after yesterday's 46C (114F) and 43C (109F) the day before... - and still another three 40 + degree days ahead!!
It was a pretty mild/cold Christmas/New Years (I was actually wearing a jumper on New Years, which is NOT cool) - but Summer has defintely come back and kicked our ass
My brother was in Montreal last month and it sounded crazy cold. I always will be amazed by the extreme temperature differences on the planet
radiojake wrote:So it's only 11am and it's already hit 41 degrees Celcius (105.8 in the non-sensical Fahrenheit system)
That's after yesterday's 46C (114F) and 43C (109F) the day before... - and still another three 40 + degree days ahead!!
It was a pretty mild/cold Christmas/New Years (I was actually wearing a jumper on New Years, which is NOT cool) - but Summer has defintely come back and kicked our ass
My brother was in Montreal last month and it sounded crazy cold. I always will be amazed by the extreme temperature differences on the planet
imma amke this a farenheit vs celsius discussion
you really can't blame the Americans for the farenheit system, and other odd systems we have
in fact, it is Englands fault, since we got it from them.
they decided to switch later
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radiojake wrote:So it's only 11am and it's already hit 41 degrees Celcius (105.8 in the non-sensical Fahrenheit system)
That's after yesterday's 46C (114F) and 43C (109F) the day before... - and still another three 40 + degree days ahead!!
It was a pretty mild/cold Christmas/New Years (I was actually wearing a jumper on New Years, which is NOT cool) - but Summer has defintely come back and kicked our ass
My brother was in Montreal last month and it sounded crazy cold. I always will be amazed by the extreme temperature differences on the planet
About a week ago it was -17 Fahrenheit (-27.222 in the dumb ass Celcius system) here.
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bbqpenguin wrote:ugh i wish it was warmer here. my region is hvaing the coldest winter it's had in almost 80 years...
us georgians ain't used to this kind of cold lol
GEORGIA! Your complaining about how cold it is in GEORGIA!
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oVo wrote:Logical sense? Why can't water boil at 0ºC and freeze at 100ºC ? Who determined that hot is up and cold is down?
Cold is the absence of thermal energy. Temperature is the increased speed of particles.
So yes, hot is up.
Incorrect! You would have to be at absolute zero (-273oC) to have a complete absense of thermal energy. And because energy is always present, that temperature cannot be reached.
oVo wrote:Logical sense? Why can't water boil at 0ºC and freeze at 100ºC ? Who determined that hot is up and cold is down?
Cold is the absence of thermal energy. Temperature is the increased speed of particles.
So yes, hot is up.
Incorrect! You would have to be at absolute zero (-273oC) to have a complete absense of thermal energy. And because energy is always present, that temperature cannot be reached.
Semantics. I didn't mean there was no thermal energy, only that the cold has less thermal energy than the warm.
Also, water is the most common thing on this planet we can think off that is easily recognisable. It freezes below 0 celsius and boils at 100 celsius, those temperatures are normal on this planet. Unlike the boiling and freezing points of oxygen.
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Snorri1234 wrote:Also, water is the most common thing on this planet we can think off that is easily recognisable. It freezes below 0 celsius and boils at 100 celsius, those temperatures are normal on this planet. Unlike the boiling and freezing points of oxygen.
I'm not sure Oxygen even has a freezing point.
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