you too sed be safe and stay warm.

Well its -13C here and snowing. other than that not to bad. Everyone watch the hockey game?

-1 and clear here. Missed the hockey game. Had a nap.

Help me understand Celsius, I know it makes more sense than Fahrenheit......0 Celsius is 32 degree Fahrenheit? correct?.......I know more about metric than Celsius.

40 here and dry here.

Yep you have that part right. This might help some. I use it to convert temps. Celsius and Fahrenheit are the same at -40.


Worldwide Wholesale Distribution of Valves, Fittings, Tubing & Flanges: World Wide Metric

I hope I never see -40!........Thanks!

cool chris,
that makes it easy.

I have seen that and then some. I think about the coldest I have been in is about -52.

It does make it a little simpler for sure. I have it saved in my bookmarks so I can refer to it when I need to.

I think most Americans slept through the attempt to brings us on line with metric and Celsius, I know I did.
I get metric.......its simple, based on 10, easy to use.
Celsius always escaped me.

I still don't have the C/F converson of it totaly down after all these years. Cold is cold and hot is hot. Miles to kilometers is pretty simple. 20mph/30kph, 30mph/50kph, 55mph/90kph. 5mph-8kph for a rough conversion. Measurement I still uses inches and feet.

thats all i use in measurements is inches and feet.

Firearms calibers got me real interested in metric and decimal conversions.
1 inch = 25mm
.50 cal 12.5mm
.30 cal 7.62mm
.223 cal 5.56mm
.355/.38 cal 9mm
Made it more interesting.

never got into that part of it tho.

I guess if you ask for some 7.62 rounds you might get some funny looks.