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By *tomComMan
over a year ago
Wellingborough |
"It was cool enough to go for a walk this morning.
Temperature has gone through 64 and should be 70 by 4pm.
All is under cloud cover and no sun  "
64 - 70 degrees ?! That is almost twice as hot as the human body ! It would also make the UK the hottest place ever recorded on the planet |
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"It was cool enough to go for a walk this morning.
Temperature has gone through 64 and should be 70 by 4pm.
All is under cloud cover and no sun
64 - 70 degrees ?! That is almost twice as hot as the human body ! It would also make the UK the hottest place ever recorded on the planet"
He obviously means Fahrenheit. ....  |
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By *tomComMan
over a year ago
Wellingborough |
"It was cool enough to go for a walk this morning.
Temperature has gone through 64 and should be 70 by 4pm.
All is under cloud cover and no sun
64 - 70 degrees ?! That is almost twice as hot as the human body ! It would also make the UK the hottest place ever recorded on the planet
He obviously means Fahrenheit. .... "
Are you sure? I though that the Met office stop using Fahrenheit in the 1970s?
On another topic, why do people keep calling me an arrogant, nit picking, know it all ?  |
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By *ourbonKissMan
over a year ago
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"It was cool enough to go for a walk this morning.
Temperature has gone through 64 and should be 70 by 4pm.
All is under cloud cover and no sun "
You're no Carol Kirkwood but the info stacks up  |
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"It was cool enough to go for a walk this morning.
Temperature has gone through 64 and should be 70 by 4pm.
All is under cloud cover and no sun
64 - 70 degrees ?! That is almost twice as hot as the human body ! It would also make the UK the hottest place ever recorded on the planet
He obviously means Fahrenheit. ....
Are you sure? I though that the Met office stop using Fahrenheit in the 1970s?
On another topic, why do people keep calling me an arrogant, nit picking, know it all ? "
I am not sure if the Met Office have stopped using the Fahrenheit scale....what does that have to do with the OP's post?
I use both scales but 70º has more meaning to me than 20º or whatever it is.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It was cool enough to go for a walk this morning.
Temperature has gone through 64 and should be 70 by 4pm.
All is under cloud cover and no sun
64 - 70 degrees ?! That is almost twice as hot as the human body ! It would also make the UK the hottest place ever recorded on the planet
He obviously means Fahrenheit. ....
Are you sure? I though that the Met office stop using Fahrenheit in the 1970s?
On another topic, why do people keep calling me an arrogant, nit picking, know it all ?
I am not sure if the Met Office have stopped using the Fahrenheit scale....what does that have to do with the OP's post?
I use both scales but 70º has more meaning to me than 20º or whatever it is. "
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