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Author Topic:   (In)Accuracy of data.
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Message 5 of 11 (394840)
04-13-2007 1:17 PM
Reply to: Message 4 by Larni
04-13-2007 10:16 AM


Re: Too darn hot.
Larni writes:
Living in the UK I can't imagine tempertures such as that;
I don't know if it has anything to do with your topic, but acclimatization is a factor too.
Here in Saskatchewan, when it hits 0C in September, we shiver and complain and generally react like Brits and Texans. By December, it would take -20C to get that reaction.
Then winter comes. In January, -10C is a heatwave. By March, 0C is T-shirt weather.
Incidentally, we can "measure" the temperature by observing whether or not puddles are frozen. But whether that is "warm" or "cold" depends on the time of year.

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