Welcome to middle Norway where we have autumn all year round. It's now rain and 17 degrees Celsius.
I should move to Norway
Good luck
Seattle was a high of 80 today and 71 for tomorrow, no humidity or anything.
80 degree is near boiling.
I think he doesn't mean degree. Maybe some of these funny American systems like 80% bigger balls because of heat.
Fahrenheit, as opposed to Celsius. Pretty mild day, 26 C for those across the pond.
for those across the pond.
No, rest of the world.
I mean, it's fine if you're used to imperial units. But if you post something on the internet, either you have to convert it once to standard units, or every non-american reading it has to. So please, do you.
Fair enough, I just don't have a frame of easy reference for standard, as it seems many don't for imperial.
We were at 71% yesterday and 69% today. Indoor humidity is 67%, at least for me in Leschi.
It's the proximity to water sources that makes it more bearable and seem less oppressive than other areas with higher humidity.
Welcome to middle Norway where we have autumn all year round. It's now rain and 17 degrees Celsius.
I should move to Norway
Good luck
Seattle was a high of 80 today and 71 for tomorrow, no humidity or anything.
80 degree is near boiling.
I think he doesn't mean degree. Maybe some of these funny American systems like 80% bigger balls because of heat.
Fahrenheit, as opposed to Celsius. Pretty mild day, 26 C for those across the pond.
No, rest of the world.
I mean, it's fine if you're used to imperial units. But if you post something on the internet, either you have to convert it once to standard units, or every non-american reading it has to. So please, do you.
Fair enough, I just don't have a frame of easy reference for standard, as it seems many don't for imperial.
We were at 71% yesterday and 69% today. Indoor humidity is 67%, at least for me in Leschi.
It's the proximity to water sources that makes it more bearable and seem less oppressive than other areas with higher humidity.