Tempurature Scale Differences explained

[Reasonable Rascal]

The difference between the temperature scales explained from a practical perspective:

Fahrenheit:

0° - You're cold.
100° - You're hot.

Celsius:

0° - You're cold.
100° - You're dead.

Kelvin:

0° - You're dead.
100° - You're dead.

[flashguy]

You forgot
Rankine
0° - You're dead
100° - You're dead

flashguy

[jefferson101]

Y'all are leaving out the Woman's Temperature scale.

If it's 65F (18C) outside, and 75F (24C) inside, it's too cold, and the heat should be turned on.

If it's 80F (28C) outside and 75F (24C) in the house, it's too hot, and you should turn on the AC.