30 degrees Fahrenheit? Hell yeah. It's practically tropical. If it's sunny as well, I'll be rolling my windows down.

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30 degrees Fahrenheit? Hell yeah. It's practically tropical. If it's sunny as well, I'll be rolling my windows down.

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Today is 42.2 C for me today. Then you factor humidity on top of that and it becomes like the gates of hell. Then I remember that I live in dallas and I basically already am in hell.
The European mind can not comprehend...

Hotter than boiling water !

I was going to make snark remarks on the fact that a lot of people live in hostile environments and it's not super sustainable because we need climate control year round in every building and cars, but I live in Canada and it would be pretty hypocritical given the fact that I need climate control most of the year too. In fact, sometimes in winter when I watch the endless ballet of machinery burning oil to plow and move the snow, I wonder why we go through such trouble to live here.
I guess we get used to a lot of things. However 42C is too much for my taste. I go vacationing in the Caribbean where it's usually around 30C, and it's pretty much my limit.
I mean, we don't need it. People survived for hundreds of thousands of years without AC in harsh climates. Our adaptability is one of the reasons we're the dominant species.
Those temps are not abnormal for that part of Texas in the summer. We did have a few years of relatively cool summers, though.
As a species, we don't need it, but as individuals we do.
We have that sort of heat in Australia, and use Celsius like rational people
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European here, just had two weeks of temperatures never going below 30c even at night. I had 34c at 3am the other day... We basically are all in hell at this point.
Yeah, it's definitely brutal if you're not acclimated to it.

It's the first kind of 30Β° here today

And it's not wrong when it says that's MUCH COOLER than yesterday
why are still not using metric?
Fahrenheit is better than Celsius for weather. It's a larger scale that doesn't have to involve decimals.
Celsius is how the temperature feels to water, whereas Fahrenheit is more of how the temperature feels to a human.
But this is basically only true for the temperature ranges seen in weather.
Because it provides zero practical benefit for the vast majority of people.
Thereβs no reason to other than to be the same as everyone else, and we already are for anything scientific or medical.
Unofficially, people are stubborn and anti-Europe.
If it makes you feel better, some cooks, all scientists and and all people involved in the drug trade are fluent in metric.
Maybe this is from growing up in a place with seasons, but 30C to 30F is a comfortable temperature range and I would be quite pleased to live in a place where those are the extremes.
When I was young it was between -5 and +25C max. Now it's -10 and 42C max. And yet still there are people who say climate change isn't real.
Oh and it's humid AF, 42C feels like 48C. I prefer 35 dry heat over 25 humid.
Americans have compatibility issues with the rest of the world, and it's not getting any better - in more ways than this one.
You fuckers argued to much No more relative temperatures for you, weβre all using kelvin now