Down here in Houston its hot as hell. It goes from cool in the morning to hot as hell in the afternoon to hot/cool at night, with soaking in pure humidity.
I think Houston holds the worlds supply of humidity.
Down here in Houston its hot as hell. It goes from cool in the morning to hot as hell in the afternoon to hot/cool at night, with soaking in pure humidity.
I think Houston holds the worlds supply of humidity.
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Wow this is funny. I started this thread to see if it would get some responses. Damn, I didn't know there was that much to say on th esubject
last month it was almost freezing in alabama and this moth its in the 90's with a heat index of 104...
I swear the south has some wierd weather
What is C++?
Nah...greece wasn't too bad when I went there. It was kind've hot, but I don't remember it being very humid at all. But then again, "kid've hot" to me is like 87Originally posted by fyodor
I'm chillin in Alaska, around 40 or so, I think. I'm going to Athens this July, though. I will be amazed if I don't die from heat exhaustion. I've heard it is horrible, with 120 in the shade, bad air quality, incredibly crowded, humid...shudders*
Try this: Until about two days ago, June 5, Saint Louis had several consecutive days above 90° F. with high humidity as well; the next day after the heat wave, it was cool (about 70° F. high temperature), overcast, and rainy all day. That was followed by yesterday, which was a pretty nice, sunny, not-too-hot-or-humid day. Today it was already about 80° at about 10 A.M., so I expect another warm day ahead. Oh well, if it gets too hot, I can always go swimming.
Vicious, I remember Saint Louis having unseasonably chilly weather about this time of the year last year; I think I wore long pants on the last of school--which shows just how cold it really was. This year, at least, I got to sweat while taking my finals.
Can someone explain how you transform Fahrenheit to Celsius?
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I think it's
C=5/9*(F-32)
Or something like that.
Edit:
Duh, I did it backwards. F=9/5*C + 32
Basic temperatures in Fahrenheit:
Boiling: 212
Freezing: 32
Talk about something that be easily found on a search at google.Originally posted by Magos
Can someone explain how you transform Fahrenheit to Celsius?
Blue
Shut up, all of you; you ain't got anything on me. I live in Arizona and lately it's been up to 110 with that number to continue to rise. I don't care how much humidity you got because nothing beats pure, extreme heat.
what a second that isn't something to be proud of.
