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30 C is approximately 86 F

Royal_Foxx wrote:30 C is approximately 86 F

Well, I was in the ballpark.

Reliant121 wrote:Raynauds doesnt help for the cold temperatures.

Also, you live in England. Your body is naturally acclimated to sh*t weather.

True enough. But We do vary so much, you'd think my body would be use to indecisive weather.

Where is Mark?

stitch626 wrote:Where is Mark?

Hawaii.

You know; occasionally, they have to temporally relocate the island, for safety purposes.

I was just wondering, cause he hasn't posted in a while, and thats strange.

I think he's had to work at work lately.

Seaforts not been on a lot lattely either, seems one of us is always absent...

I just worry too much I guess.

stitch626 wrote:I just worry too much I guess.

You? Worry?

Royal_Foxx wrote:30 C is approximately 86 F

I always figure about 2.5(?) fahrenheit degrees for each celsius degree and guesstimate from their. But I guess I'm off by 10

My brother taught me the formula to convert it and it has just stuck in my head. And I have a chart in my appointment book. I don't know how to convert from F to C. It's a harder formula to do in your head.

Royal_Foxx wrote:My brother taught me the formula to convert it and it has just stuck in my head. And I have a chart in my appointment book. I don't know how to convert from F to C. It's a harder formula to do in your head.

What is the formula? I think I was taught once (or twice) in Chem and Physics but don't remember.

C to F:
C * 1.8 + 32= F

Or (this is how my bro taught me) Double the number, subtract 1/10, add 32

30*2=60
60-6=54
54+32=86