Any people who are going to have a white Christmas?

[Egg Nog]

No hope for snow around here. We had a fluke little bit about a month ago, but it's long since gone. Probably about 8 degrees out today (which translates to about 46 for those of you living in the past/USA).

[Fleet 500]

77 ey? thats still 30F lower then it was at my house at 11AM

But pretty good considering it's winter over here!
And 77 is great considering it was only 30 in Boston and 33 in New York.

[charged]

Leaving Adelaide tommorrow morning for the shack on the river, should have the boat on the water by lunchtime. We have a Santa that comes past every Christmas and throws sweets to the kids.Everyone on UCP have a safe and happy Christmas.
Cheers
John

[whiteballz]

christmas on the hawkesbury is nice and pleasant so far (12:11AM 25th december 2005) though, im about to head off to bed. have a good one guys!

[my porsche]

No hope for snow around here. We had a fluke little bit about a month ago, but it's long since gone. Probably about 8 degrees out today (which translates to about 46 for those of you living in the past/USA).

do you know where spokane washington is? i have alot of relatives there, they said it hasnt gotten above 0 for 2 weeks, and its a skiers dream

[Esperante]

About 3" on the ground here in the MKE, another few to come overnight.

[Egg Nog]

do you know where spokane washington is? i have alot of relatives there, they said it hasnt gotten above 0 for 2 weeks, and its a skiers dream

Maybe all of us in Vancouver should move there, since we're not getting any snow here to sustain our year-round permanent igloo houses

[Throne]

I´m having a nice white x-mas here up north

[Egg Nog]

Just checked the weather report, it's actually 15 (59 Farenheit for you dinosaurs) outside, which is ridiculous. Not exactly the Canadian winter stereotype.

[Pinin]

We're having a clear and sunny Christmas! 5C on the day.

[Zondaboy1]

Rain here, it's too warm. Lemme double check.

EDIT: Yep, High of 44 and a Low of 33 degrees Fahrenheit. That sucks.. last week it was like 20 degrees, only if that lasted for Christmas.

crazy almost the same here
last week we had snowdays and now its all gone and got over 60!!!!!!!!!!!
i was at a the giants/redskins game the hole day and i got to hot...
btw at the game I WON THE FREE PAPA JOHN'S PIZZIA!!! AND.... i got a coupon for a pizzia with 5 free toppings AND..... i got a card for buy one get one free... AND...... i had 12th row 50 yard line seats1!!!!!!
IT WAS MAD
and i saw the NEW M5, S55 AMG, PORSCHE CARRERA 4 CUSTOMIZED and many other nice cars

[Fleet 500]

Just to add some info here...
The Fahrenheit scale is a more precise measurement of temperature than the Celcius scale. Check a thermometer which has both types of measurements... the graduations on the Fahrenheit scale are closer together which means that it takes less of a temperature change to register compared to the Celcius scale.

[Egg Nog]

Just to add some info here...
The Fahrenheit scale is a more precise measurement of temperature than the Celcius scale. Check a thermometer which has both types of measurements... the graduations on the Fahrenheit scale are closer together which means that it takes less of a temperature change to register compared to the Celcius scale.

That's such a lame excuse for an archaic old system. Farenheit makes less sense and doesn't directly match up with any uses in physics. It's not really about precision at all - you can use decimals with any system. The only people who actually would ever need a really precise measurement of temperature would be scientists, who would all be working in Celsius/Kelvin to begin with. The only reason why its used is because for some reason the US refuses to change to metric, which is totally stupid.

Attempted justifications for not using metric are hilarious.

[Fleet 500]

Still doesn't change the fact that Fahrenheit is a more precise measurement of temperature.

[Spastik_Roach]

Still doesn't change the fact that Fahrenheit is a more precise measurement of temperature.

*smacks head*