It's beginning to look like a hurricane here!
We Cajuns dance during hurricane's.
DANCE FIDDLE
Praying for my family members, my friends, my brothers and sisters in Christ, and all other persons in the path of this storm.
Wouldn't Dare.Celsius and Fahrenheit are two different scales for measuring and reporting temperature.
Freezing point of water is 0C or 32F
Celsius degrees are larger than Fahrenheit degrees
The two temperature scales cross at -40. The temperature is virtually the same at -40C and -40F
-87C is about the same as -125F
Boiling point of water is 100C or 212F
The size of the Celsius degree was determined by having 100 degrees of difference between the temperatures of water freezing and water boiling
FWIW, Kelvin degrees are the same as Celsius degrees. 0K (absolute zero) is about the same as -273C and -459F
Absolute zero is the temperature at which there is theoretically no motion at the atomic level, but lower temperatures than 0K exist, so the definition of absolute zero may be revised
https://www.physicscentral.com/explore/action/negative-temperature.cfm
The Rankine Scale is like the Kelvin Scale, being based on 0R as absolute zero, but the degree size is the same as Fahrenheit degrees.
0R, 0K, -273C, and -459F all absolute zero
671R, 373K, 100C, and 212F all boiling point of water
491R, 273K, 100C, and 32F all freezing point of water
Don't get me started on barometric pressure scales
Breaking out the fiddle I see. Playing a little Charlie Daniels; The Devil Went Down to Louisiana?It's beginning to look like a hurricane here!
We Cajuns dance during hurricane's.
No, Cher, the devil went down to Georgia.
@Tall Timbers probablyand moon bathes in this kind of weather
It's beginning to look like a hurricane here!
We Cajuns dance during hurricane's.
Our winters are moderated by the bodies of water around us. Haven't ever seen a blizzard here. We actually get very little if any drifting (no wind to speak of except in spring or fall). We have lots and lots of pine forest hereabouts--they serve as good wind breaks in the depths of winter (but we could use a bit of breeziness in the summer). We still have enough deciduous trees (particularly sugar maple) to provide colour in the fall against the pines--but I get annoyed if we get a fall wind that knocks the colour off the maples. One of my favourite times here is at the first heavy snow before the lakes are frozen. The heavy snow cover on the pines contrasts with the silvery lakes--makes for lavender skies. I used to think the lavender skies in Currier and Ives prints was fake until we moved up here.-40C and -40F are virtually the same. This is our high temp without the wind chill or "feels like" some days during a "real winter" On those days, nights weren't that much colder (-45F to close to -50F) because no clouds, so the earth's heat already dissipated. -35F more common, and chance of precipitation
-63F without the wind chill coldest I've been in. -125 or so with the (old scale) wind chill
Add another layer and waddle to school
@Tall Timbers probably
Why is Minnesota a Dem target I wonder?Real estate prices here are getting to be like those in NY and Cali
Rent is also getting more ridiculous, with more restrictions and "screening"
Afghans already being settled here, so more pressure on already-scarce housing and prices
Learned some key equivalencies in school and military.
If you put F. to C. in a search engine, you will get websites that do the conversion and show their math.
Rent always goes up, so elderly and disabled eventually lose housing and have to move or forced onto Section 8 and Medicaid, which traps them in poverty until death. This is what TPTB want because power and control. Much harder to control people that have fixed costs, especially if a fully paid off house. Much harder to control people in individual houses with multiple exits than a bunch of people with only two or three or four exits.
