I checked for others who, like me, are too European to understand the joke: 50°F is 10°C.
You mean too rest of the world
That’s just about perfect if you ask me.
The hero we needed.
Perfect for me would be more around 20°C
I checked too before I saw your comment, I can confirm.
You mean to say that 50 °F is (approximately) 283 Kelvin, right? ;P
Thanks bro I was about to ask
Shorts weather that one
Ah, 10 is fine…
A nice swedish summer evening (if it isnt raining).
Edit: cheers my fellow scandinavians and nordics!
Or a nice winter in the Balkans.
Why wasn’t I born in Sweden 😭.
So are we saying that Celsius isn’t intuitive either? 50C isn’t perfect after all.
I love a 50
Is a 5/10 average? Or is that 7/10?
5/7 is perfect
50 is perfect to me.
50f is pretty comfy unless you hate long sleeves or are super sensitive to it being slightly cold.
Shivers in Texan
50s is my perfect outdoor temperature range tbh.
No, it’s logarithmic. 70 is perfect.
Too hot.
this meme also works in Celsius.
We see 50C in Australia from time to time now thanks to global warming.
45 is very hot, 0 is very cold, 22.5 is ok
22.5 is about the point where it starts being too warm
Ok is -273.15 C.
Nice.
In a few years, with global warming on the rise, we may be saying that 50C isn’t that hot.
FML
Very hot in Celsius is like… in the 30s. At 100C you’d be dead.
0°C is not very cold… chilly maybe.
Tbh all I care about with wether temp is wether it’s possible to snow or not. So on that front Celsius is quite intuitive and useful.
1 or 2 to about 5°C is snowing temperature. Yes, I agree, quite intuitive.
I like the snow. I like cold, in general. I hate summers, I’m always too hot and sweaty.
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Yes it is, but that’s not very cold.
It is actually, literally freezing, then again temperature feeling is a bit relative. Anything under 20 is chilly to me.
It can be much more freezing than that.
People have no idea what -25°C feels like…
-40°C and -40°F is where I take the kiddos outside with a cup of boiling water and let them make snow.
lol 🤣
I was on holiday at Disneyland Paris at 14 in December or January one year and it was -14/15 °C and it was the coldest place I’ve been and it definitely felt like it. I’m from Ireland for reference so winters are pretty mild here.
It was -28°C the night I was born, 1st of February. People around here don’t remember a winter as cold as that one.
Maybe that’s why I like the cold, IDK.
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That is true. Would like to experience that one day, I was thinking of moving to Alaska or Canada in the not so distant future, somewhere very cold.
Depending on where you live, going below freezing, even down towards 0F (-18C), is common. I’d say things don’t go into “too cold to go out” territory until the single digits for me.
Fuck, you’re right
Same for c, but at half the scale tbh. (with a bit of a stretch to the imagination)
50 is very hot. 0 is cold. 25c is perfect.
Hello, you, who walks the fiery path. I much prefer my 18, thanks.
Move to Saskatchewan if you want hell both ways, summers in the 40s and winters in the -50s. YAY
15-20 °C is ideal for me. Above 22-23 it starts being too warm. Below 10 I have to start wearing a sweater, which I dislike.
25c is literally cock and ball torture what are ya on about. Then again I’m an Irish guy who hasn’t left my country in nearly a decade so I don’t even know what more than 25c feels like
As an Australian enjoying summer right now I honestly think it’s a bit chilly on days we don’t get to 25C.
I’m Canadian and I agree. 25 c is the edge of what’s bearable but closer to 20 c is better.
25°C is 77°F; context for any Americans here.
I love how half this thread is solely comments making unit conversions.
Also 77°F/25°C is pretty mild. A crisp mid-spring day. -American Southerner
Yeah 25°C is nothing. A bit on the cool side tbh.
It was 30c at midnight here last night
Same here in QLD, Australia
I’m Brazilian and, although I’m not in the hottest area, summer easily hits 40°C, so yeah, 25°C is not perfect, that would be 20°C, but is pretty good still
Related, but how is it that our normal body temperature is just below the point where water boils? That’s counterintuitive.
Body temp is 98.6° Farenheit. Water boils at 212° F, if I recall correctly. That’s 100° Celsius.
Haha I’m dumb.
Honestly people who insist on using Celsius for their daily lives rather than just for science have way more comfort than me having to deal with fractions of a degree on a regular basis. But I guess that’s the point of metric, dealing with precise decimels constantly rather than just having a unit conveniently sized for the thing you’re doing.
No one cares about fractions of Celsius, in my experience
Sick people do.
Me when my house is 20.462c instead of 20.463c: 😡🤬🥶
Does anyone feel the difference of 1°C?
50 degrees is perfect for me, t shirt and shorts weather.
Fahrenheit is like school grades: 60 is minimum tolerance and beyond 100 adds nothing but misery.
That’s not how school grades work were I live but I guess I now understand Fahrenheit
With school grades, when you get >100, you get bullied by your peers
Hell yeah C’s get degrees while perfect A students tend to burn up in the world
Anything past 85F adds nothing but misery.
About 30C to the people who use real units
Is it bad that this association exists in my mind because of a Kids Next Door joke?
gringo coping.
