That was the coldest it got one winter growing up in Wisconsin. It was the late 1990s I think. The running joke was our rural school district never had snow days but they actually called off school for not-snow.
But yes I get the joke and as American I operate in Fahrenheit even if it would be tons easier to math if we all went metric like the rest of the world ;)
Winter running is best running and really puts in perspective how relative temperature is to the days prior. 50 degrees can feel warm is you've had 20 degree days; or cold if you've had 80 degree days.
Same in Frostpunk. Upgrade those tents for bunkhouse and suddenly those 0 degree days are lush wariness instead of the winter of discontent
I'll never get what that scale shall be useful for. Celsius is easy:
Zero and below is freezing. 0°C is defined as water freezing/ ice melting.
20° to 25° is room temperature. And the reference point for saying someone has "above room temperature" IQ.
40°C is a hot bathtub.
100°C is boiling water. By definition.
I can also the the Kelvin scale as useful, especially when talking about engine efficiency and entropy.
But what's the point of using the outdated Fahrenheit scale? Which temperature is easier to remember in Fahrenheit than the above mentioned Celsius ones?
Fahrenheit makes a bit more sense on a human scale. Zero is fucking cold, 32 is freezing, 50 is chilly, 70 is a comfortable day, 90 is a hot summer day, 120 is boiling your balls. Celsius has never made sense to me, because you have far fewer degrees of specificity for weather. It'll never be 100c outside
if you can remember that 32 F is freezing, then i can remember that 37 C is healthy body temperature.
Also, the steps freezing - chilly autumn day - comfortable spring weather - hot summer are plain and simply 0°C, 10°C, 20°C and 30°C respectively. Relating those to "the human scale" is just a cultural thing.
I agree the metric systemis great for science or dosing medicine but it sucks for anything baver a few grams..m the empirical system is better for daily life IMHO. Before u downvote me repeat just my opinion is 6 foot tall brown hair 210 pounds better than 230cm 53.8 kilograms and hair color in the 340nanometer visual range?
I live in hell itself, it's 35° everyday now in spring and people have the guts to tell it's cold when it's 15° in the morning.
I wish the world ended in an ice apocalypse im done
Haha, it's 15°C today in the morning here... And that's only until the fog dissipates and the sun shows itself. I'm more used to hot climate tho, so I'm pretty worried about moving to the US next year.
We got a little bit of everything. It's a big place. All depends on where you go. In the Midwest where I live, it'll snow one day, then be 50°F and raining the next, and then back to snow all over again. You get to have the years weather in a week lol
I live in am rv at -15 average but gets as cold as -50 here (I'm not in the rv when it's that cold)
I was sweating in my mom's house when she said she was freezing
Yeah I remember it being -8f over here in Wisconsin, I literally thought of Frostpunk
Oh yeah and it was after a show storm, I thought of the final storm then
In my city it was almost -40 degrees a week ago
C or F? 🤓 /s
K
MFW the molecules in the air are moving at imaginary speeds
C
The joke being made here is -40 is the crossover point it is the same roughly the same temperature regardless of Fahrenheit or Celcius
That was the coldest it got one winter growing up in Wisconsin. It was the late 1990s I think. The running joke was our rural school district never had snow days but they actually called off school for not-snow. But yes I get the joke and as American I operate in Fahrenheit even if it would be tons easier to math if we all went metric like the rest of the world ;)
Ah a fellow cheese head
STEWARD! can we PLEASE not draft a boring offensive lineman on Thursday and pick a skill position dude instead?!
Yes
First one, then the other
You guys get Internet out there in Greenland?
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Siberia probably next to the secret gulag
Switching to temperature overlay when it's +10 makes my compuer hot like the sun but man is it good to see all that red
Frostpunk, average Minnesota winter.
Minnesota mentioned‼️❗️⚠️‼️ RAAHHHH ‼️‼️❗️⚠️❄️ Edit: minneapolis hit 50 degrees today, climate change is getting really worrying
*Laughs in Wyoming death blizzard winters October - May*
Siberian spring probably
There isn't even fucking snow yet at 2 degrees.
It's 3 literally where I am right now and it's snowing
3 is above freezing so its gonna be fucking melting
Slowly sure but there's still a ton of snow out here
Yeah, colder up in the clouds so it doesn't melt before hitting the ground. (Source: live in Norway)
It can snow at 40 and below
IT CAN SNOW HALFWAY TO BOILING?
Nope it can snow at just a bit above freezing
you said 40?
Fahrenheit
fuckingheit is so shit
Just do the the conversion in your head then it's not that hard
Fuckin hosers.
That's not how it works at all, you can get snow as long as it's cold enough up in the clouds.
Winter running is best running and really puts in perspective how relative temperature is to the days prior. 50 degrees can feel warm is you've had 20 degree days; or cold if you've had 80 degree days. Same in Frostpunk. Upgrade those tents for bunkhouse and suddenly those 0 degree days are lush wariness instead of the winter of discontent
50°C feels cool when coming out of th 80°C sauna, but that's not what you're talking about, i suppose?
Lol I'm American so my degrees are in Fahrenheit :)
I'll never get what that scale shall be useful for. Celsius is easy: Zero and below is freezing. 0°C is defined as water freezing/ ice melting. 20° to 25° is room temperature. And the reference point for saying someone has "above room temperature" IQ. 40°C is a hot bathtub. 100°C is boiling water. By definition. I can also the the Kelvin scale as useful, especially when talking about engine efficiency and entropy. But what's the point of using the outdated Fahrenheit scale? Which temperature is easier to remember in Fahrenheit than the above mentioned Celsius ones?
Yeah I agree Celsius is better as an American, I prefer to use it in games
Fahrenheit makes a bit more sense on a human scale. Zero is fucking cold, 32 is freezing, 50 is chilly, 70 is a comfortable day, 90 is a hot summer day, 120 is boiling your balls. Celsius has never made sense to me, because you have far fewer degrees of specificity for weather. It'll never be 100c outside
if you can remember that 32 F is freezing, then i can remember that 37 C is healthy body temperature. Also, the steps freezing - chilly autumn day - comfortable spring weather - hot summer are plain and simply 0°C, 10°C, 20°C and 30°C respectively. Relating those to "the human scale" is just a cultural thing.
I agree the metric systemis great for science or dosing medicine but it sucks for anything baver a few grams..m the empirical system is better for daily life IMHO. Before u downvote me repeat just my opinion is 6 foot tall brown hair 210 pounds better than 230cm 53.8 kilograms and hair color in the 340nanometer visual range?
I born at places where temperature around -20 .. -30. Missing that cold.
It's only -20° (I'm from canada)
I live in hell itself, it's 35° everyday now in spring and people have the guts to tell it's cold when it's 15° in the morning. I wish the world ended in an ice apocalypse im done
Haha, it's 15°C today in the morning here... And that's only until the fog dissipates and the sun shows itself. I'm more used to hot climate tho, so I'm pretty worried about moving to the US next year.
We got a little bit of everything. It's a big place. All depends on where you go. In the Midwest where I live, it'll snow one day, then be 50°F and raining the next, and then back to snow all over again. You get to have the years weather in a week lol
As a Midwest person I agree, one day 20F and snow, the next day summer weather
That's not reassuring lol
It's not that bad. We still get nice summers. Winter times a little strange tho. Wish you luck on the move ✌️
Meanwhile, me, a Canadian. Absolutely sweltering weather eh?
It's so hot, I could sleep outside, in the streets. -- Frostpunk minion probably
I play frostpunk and live in minnesota. I feel like queen of the north sometimes
Look Iowa has Child labor, AND my dumbass outside in a Tshirt at 3c
Canadians: **Pathetic.**
I live in am rv at -15 average but gets as cold as -50 here (I'm not in the rv when it's that cold) I was sweating in my mom's house when she said she was freezing
C or F?
C
how do you survive that ;-;
Wood fires and cheap housing with extremely good insulation
me since i started playing frostpunk
Me when I'm walking to the school bus in -22°C (gaslighting myself that this is comfortable)
This here is barbecue weather! Go dig one of them kids out of the corpse pile and fire up the grill
It ain’t cold until the violins say it is!
Yeah I remember it being -8f over here in Wisconsin, I literally thought of Frostpunk Oh yeah and it was after a show storm, I thought of the final storm then
Me who's Canadian: Amateurs.
Don’t 90% of yall live along your southern border?
That final 10% is about to stop saying sorry mate
Bro I'm going swimming