is it hot in here or is it just me?

*pokes forum*
well, just so this forum does not completly die out.

Downstairs its -24.3 outside and 17 inside (in the kitchen)
upstairs its -27.2 outside and 22.4 inside (in computer room)

edit: now i remeber, i have another data point as well

upstairs -25.4 outside 14 inside (in bedroom)

still lurking...

o.O is that degrees Celsius?

7ish outside, 21.0 inside (in the everywhere because my appartment is small)

we haven't had winter yet this year, and thats about fine with me - i have little interest in public transit breaking down because of 2cm of snow...

Yes indeed, celsius. ofcourse we use celsius, its not like we are like a backwater countries that i could mention *cough*   

2cm? its kinda like the capitol, oh look a snowflake! *panic ensures*
its kinda fun, winter happens every year and every year it seems like peoples forget about it.
even tough i must say that we have had very little snow this year as of yet. the most we have had at one time is around 10cm. its just been strangly warm, well not counting the recently cold.


new datapoints.

Downstairs -22 out +17 in
Upstairs -24.3 out +22.9 in (computer room)
-23.4 out +14 (bedroom)

i have one temp sensor laying around, could put it into the basement (or anywhere else) if any is intrested.

Computer room
23.2c in
-8.7c out

computer room 24.6
outside 1.6

SOON SUMMER!!!!

uck, its summer



outside 22.9
computer room 27.4

Inside temperature: Actually not as hot as yesterday, in fact it's damn near pleasant in here.
Outside temperature: HAHAHA Like I know

Yeah... there's no thermostat in my room, and I can't be bothered to find one (let alone go outside and work out how to measure the temperature)

It would problity been in farenheit anyway wich we all know is not a real temparatur anyway =D

England uses Celsius :c I would check to prove you wrong but as previously mentioned I am simply far too lazy

actualy i checked it myself, i am....... not right.


i am however never wrong! i just wanted to make that clear

The old Brits still use both apparently: https://youtu.be/HmkvfzYwkk4?t=1m25s

Huh. I only ever use Celsius (that is a word I finder harder to spell than I should >.>) if I'm referring to temperature. I have no idea how °C relates to °F either, and that video has only made me more confused xD

FreedomTaker wrote:

I have no idea how °C relates to °F either

They don't.

Unless it's minus 40 degrees, in which case both are the same. Which, I might add, is bloody unpleasant when you are wearing a t-shirt (yes that is a personal experience).

Currently 21°C in the computer/sleeping/eating/everything room (my flat only has one room) and probably warmer outside.

Hmm I still hear °F being mentioned a lot on the Beeb. Anyway the formula for conversion of °C to °F = 5/9 * (°C-32)
How the hell do you end up at -40°F in just a t-shirt?

Mortem6 wrote:

How the hell do you end up at -40°F in just a t-shirt?

Canada.

*slow clapping* That was a surprisingly neat one-word reply. I was actually expecting something like an industrial freezer or something (which is how I know how bad it is to be stuck at -25 for half an hour when in just a t-shirt.)

Mortem, do I even want to know how or why you ended up in an industrial frigging freezer?
I tend to go with this *ahem* 'pro strat' of wearing warm clothing (he lied, having been to comic con a week and a half ago, in the rain, cosplaying as Arthur Dent- pyjamas and a dressing gown)

arthur dent........
yellow....
42.....


i need to go and read a book again....




speaking of clothing

Living room 24 degrees, outdoors 19 degrees (heating isn't on so why is it warmer here than it is outside? Did someone disprove the first law of thermodynamics?) and expected afternoon temperature 30 degrees. Not looking forward to those temperatures in the slightest.