no it doesn’t 
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0 - freezing point, 100 - boiling point
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Celsius is a refined temperature
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but why do you care so much about water temperatures?
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It’s easy to remember 10s 
Also it snow below 0, which is easy to remember. Humans would die without water
I don’t care about water really 
I guess if I learned Fahrenheit I would get used to it too 
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oh come on it can snow when it’s like 4 degrees out i think
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remember them as what? 
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Not really… unless there’s a big difference in surface and air temperature. That kind of snow would melt as soon as it came closer to the ground 
Just remember remember that 0 is freezing 100 is boiling
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like 32 and 212 are so inconvenient 
also you never need to know them, sooo
i swear i’ve seen snow when it’s that “hot”
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Haha I mean it’s the same scale just shifted som numbers
I think feet and stuff are worse, it doesn’t translate to whole numbers to centimeters.
And I said that it maybe can snow but the snow wouldn’t stay
poor snow it did disappear
like the 9–>5 is better… it’s better but not a whole lot
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What is 9—>5?
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the conversion is either 5/9 or 9/5 i think for conversions… 
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I’d much rather use Celsius tbh… the US just wants to be quirky
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Standardization’s great and having one unified system would be a good thing
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Yes. It does get confusing at times.
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Mhm… we like standardization
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I came back here because this literally happened 
Days ago, a lightning striked near us and caught a tree (I think) on fire, and it’s been raining and thundering since then, lemaw.
But I think the weather is better now.
Where I live in California, the weather is constantly overcast and foggy. The weather is pretty mild in the winter, and I’ve only seen snow once happen where I live. The summers are also fairly mild, but can get up to around 100 degrees fahrenheit in the middle of the summer.
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It is cool now and there is a lot of sun
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