Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
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Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#2Nice, you could boil a cup of water for your tea just by putting it outside.
Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#348.8°C
Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#4Nice, you could boil a cup of water for your tea just by putting it outside.
Maybe convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius?
Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#5Nice, you could boil a cup of water for your tea just by putting it outside.
Hopefully that's a record in Fahrenheit...
Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#6It's Fahrenheit.
I'm not even sure if this is deliberate clickbait or not, but that the article puts Celcius before Fahrenheit elsewhere suggests it is.
I could hardly believe these temperatures; it's 49°C apparently.
Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#7that's 48.8 degrees, in europe (and elsewhere in the world)
Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#8Nice, you could boil a cup of water for your tea just by putting it outside.
Maybe convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius?
48.8C [0]
Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#9Tip: the world uses Metric system. USA is the exception.
Re: Europe's all-time heat record set in Sicily at nearly 120 degrees
#10Nice, you could boil a cup of water for your tea just by putting it outside.
Not even half way to boiling really. Although it refers to Europe, it is using farenheit as its scale, as it is a US based publication.
Although for that reason temperature measurements should always include the type for reference.