How Scorching Are Temperatures in Your City?

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I've never had a babysitter, be quiet
 
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yomamma said:
I've never had a babysitter, be quiet

oooo hit a nerve. Is she on the phone right now? :biggrin:
 
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I have never had a babysitter...you CAN read...right?
 
Only someone whos had a babysitter would be so defensive about having a babysitter
 
Don't you have some tellitubbies to watch?
 
Can't even make a 10 character argument...
 
I didn't have to make a 10 character argument, I said what I needed to say without saying other stupid crap
 
It's ok, yomamma. You don't have to be embarrassed about having a sitter.
 
Math Is Hard said:
It's ok, yomamma. You don't have to be embarrassed about having a sitter.

:smile: :smile: :smile: high five! I knew someone in this forum didn't hate me
 
Math Is Hard said:
It's ok, yomamma. You don't have to be embarrassed about having a sitter.

You can be mine, ooo baby. :!)
 
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It's very hard to follow this thread if you keep using medieval units. Come on people, how hard van it be to post in internationally accepted units? That way even non-Americans can follow you :wink: I'll accept Kelvin as a compromise (it is a science board after all)

As for here, it reached 37°C in Belgium this week! We're supposed to be a sea-side, temperate Western European country!
 
Dimitri Terryn said:
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It's very hard to follow this thread if you keep using medieval units. Come on people, how hard van it be to post in internationally accepted units? That way even non-Americans can follow you :wink: I'll accept Kelvin as a compromise (it is a science board after all)
:smile:

As for here, it reached 37°C in Belgium this week! We're supposed to be a sea-side, temperate Western European country!
Well, at least that temperature I can convert readily. 37 C = 98.6 F (body temperature). But, here, I'll give you a table to help. :wink: Anything below 0 C or 32 F is too damn cold to matter, and anything above 40 C and 104 F is too damn hot to matter, so I limited it to that range.

C F
0 32
1 33.8
2 35.6
3 37.4
4 39.2
5 41
6 42.8
7 44.6
8 46.4
9 48.2
10 50
11 51.8
12 53.6
13 55.4
14 57.2
15 59
16 60.8
17 62.6
18 64.4
19 66.2
20 68
21 69.8
22 71.6
23 73.4
24 75.2
25 77
26 78.8
27 80.6
28 82.4
29 84.2
30 86
31 87.8
32 89.6
33 91.4
34 93.2
35 95
36 96.8
37 98.6
38 100.4
39 102.2
40 104
 
The weather people keep lying to us. It was supposed to hit a high of 95 yesterday [for Dimitri, that's in Kelvin]. By 10AM it was 90, and by late afternoon it hit a high of at least 102 [for Dimitri, that's in eV]. Today it is supposed to hit a high of 90. It was 90 at 10AM.
 
I've got a flu! So I'm hot anyway no matter how hot here it is!:rolleyes:


Pengwuino said:
Does your babysitter let you stay on this late?
Are you jealous that yours don't?:-p
yomamma said:
I DON'T HAVE ONE!
Ok ok we know you need 1 but it's your parents who should hire 1 for you not PF'ers!:smile:
 
Ivan Seeking said:
...for Dimitri, that's in eV...

Cool! I was wondering if asking you to use natural (or God-given :biggrin: ) units was going to be too much of a strech, but I'd be much more at ease if you would you use eV's! :wink:

Damn Ivan, it's pretty cold out there!

@Moonbear : thanks, I can actually work with the Fahrenheit scale, but I felt like being a stuck up European for once.
 
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It's been around 305 degrees (K) here in Colorado Springs. I'm not even sure it's correct to say it's a dry heat. We've been getting thunderstorms most afternoons or evenings and the air's thin enough the temp always drops below 290 degrees (K) in the night time. I've never seen the prairies this green this late in the summer before (in fact, I almost forgot green was a color) and we're having to mow the yard nearly once a week.
 
Moonbear said:
:smile:


Well, at least that temperature I can convert readily. 37 C = 98.6 F (body temperature). But, here, I'll give you a table to help. :wink: Anything below 0 C or 32 F is too damn cold to matter, and anything above 40 C and 104 F is too damn hot to matter, so I limited it to that range.
Should you really convert a number rounded off to two digits to a three digit number? Human body temperature is about 36.8 C if taken to three digits, which is about 98.2 F.
 
Ivan Seeking said:
The weather people keep lying to us. It was supposed to hit a high of 95 yesterday [for Dimitri, that's in Kelvin]. By 10AM it was 90, and by late afternoon it hit a high of at least 102 [for Dimitri, that's in eV]. Today it is supposed to hit a high of 90. It was 90 at 10AM.

:confused: :confused: :confused: 102 eV?
 
Pengwuino said:
:confused: :confused: :confused: 102 eV?

I dunno. In Alameda, CA it hit 105 bushels yesterday.

- Warren
 
Pengwuino said:
:confused: :confused: :confused: 102 eV?


I think plasma temps are sometimes measured in eV. But really the point was to give dimitri a bad time. :biggrin:
 
[tex]25.41 \, \mbox{meV}/k_B[/tex] here. Much warmer outside, but still too cold for plasma ignition.

Dimitri - I already was using your stupid anti-scientific centigrade scale, back in post #4.
 
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Rach3 said:
[tex]25.41 \, \mbox{meV}/k_B[/tex] here. Much warmer outside, but still too cold for plasma ignition.

Dimitri - I already was using your stupid anti-scientific centigrade scale, back in post #4.

True enough. Don't feel bashfull about just using MeV, when you're a theoretical physicist you can set any constant of nature equal to 1 until proven guilty :biggrin:
 
Dimitri Terryn said:
True enough. Don't feel bashfull about just using MeV, when you're a theoretical physicist you can set any constant of nature equal to 1 until proven guilty :biggrin:

That's meV, not MeV!