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**AngegepeM** · 01-12-2006, 05:57 PM

[UOTE=chloekttn75;14836]Shelly- what system do you use for measuring temps? In the US we mostly go by Fahrenheit but sometimes Celsius.... Fahrenheit those temps you mentioned would be fairly cold so I'm thinking you are going by Celsius or some other system I don't know about?

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We Americans are the only known country to use Fahrenheit temperatures. The rest of the world uses Celicus. So that 48 in Australia translates to about the 90 degree range for Us Americans.The Weather Channel web site will show you your local forcast in Fahrenheit or Celcius and you can then see what that feel like and then from there be able to guessimate what it feels like in Australia or Canada.

01-12-2006, 05:57 PM	#1
AngegepeM Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 449 Senior Member	[UOTE=chloekttn75;14836]Shelly- what system do you use for measuring temps? In the US we mostly go by Fahrenheit but sometimes Celsius.... Fahrenheit those temps you mentioned would be fairly cold so I'm thinking you are going by Celsius or some other system I don't know about? Chloekttn[/QUOTE] We Americans are the only known country to use Fahrenheit temperatures. The rest of the world uses Celicus. So that 48 in Australia translates to about the 90 degree range for Us Americans.The Weather Channel web site will show you your local forcast in Fahrenheit or Celcius and you can then see what that feel like and then from there be able to guessimate what it feels like in Australia or Canada.
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