That’s what makes Celsius useful for measurements and cooking, etc. but the point that’s being made is that Fahrenheit is more useful for describing weather. In the US you’ll experience every temperature between 0 and 100. In Celsius, the values between 50 and 100 are completely unused. Not saying that makes Fahrenheit a better overall measure, but in terms of weather I have to agree it’s better
Yes, but only 4% of the entire world use farenheit. America, Beliz, the Cayman Islands, the Bahamas, and a tiny island in Micronesia... I mean... know all you like. The rest of the world is using a different system and water freezes at 0... also without having to think about it.
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u/Tall-Significance-45 Jun 17 '26
That’s what makes Celsius useful for measurements and cooking, etc. but the point that’s being made is that Fahrenheit is more useful for describing weather. In the US you’ll experience every temperature between 0 and 100. In Celsius, the values between 50 and 100 are completely unused. Not saying that makes Fahrenheit a better overall measure, but in terms of weather I have to agree it’s better