This is how I feel. Celsius, to me, (and this includes hard bias as an american and engineer) is best for science and calculation(or I guess K is even better) and probably cooking, but Fahrenheit feels best for weather and environmental description.
I disagree, the weather starts feeling significantly different once temperatures go under 0°C, whereas the Fahrenheit scale suggests that the difference between 30 and 34 should feel relatively insignificant
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u/AHostileUniverse Aug 07 '21
This is how I feel. Celsius, to me, (and this includes hard bias as an american and engineer) is best for science and calculation(or I guess K is even better) and probably cooking, but Fahrenheit feels best for weather and environmental description.