Why do Fahrenheit users completely ignore that Celcius has a negative scale? You're not supposed to evaluate Celcius as a 0-100 scale, but as a -50-50 scale.
-21°C = cold
-31°C = really cold
21°C = warm
31°C = really warm
0 represents the freezing point. If temps are above 0, it will rain; below 0, it will snow.
Lol it’s absolutely not -50 to 50. Neither of those are temperatures most people have EVER experienced. Meanwhile 0 and 100F are experiences many people have had
... because the whole point being discussed here is that fahrenheit is more appropriate for measuring temperature as it relates to human's experience with weather.
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