FYI,
Google this term "-34C to Fahrenheit" and it converts for you. Otherwise, you'd have to think back to grade nine algebra and solve for y=mx + b given you know that water boils at sea level at (100C,212F) and freezes at (0C, 32F). The equation then becomes y = 1.8x + 32 where x is degrees...
Thanks for the welcomes. It's actually -24C here now too. I haven't done much riding at these temperatures for a few years now, but as I remember the rolling friction at those temperatures was a big killer.
Regards,
Dan
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So much for biking or running today. Yesterday I tried throwing a cup of boiling water up when the air temperature was -34. In case you haven't seen this here is a video:
Regards,
Dan
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