Nah, Ive lived a couple of years in places that use C but that is nowhere near long enough to fully rewire your brain. I’ll be thinking in F til I die

There’s a difference between “going out” in sleet, and survival in sleet. Granted, sleet is still not as bad as a 1 degree / 34 degree rain downpour, but I wouldn’t want to be sleeping outdoors in a month of record breaking sleet either.

C is more accurate? Please, please explain that one to me. And don’t use the BS about water boiling or freezing because neither happen a precisely 0 or 100 where I live anyway (or almost anywhere)

Rain when it’s just barely above freezing is terrible. Although I don’t consider anything above freezing “cold”. That’s shorts weather come April.

Nah, we can adopt metric but I’ll never quit using Fahrenheit.

I love camping in the snow. I hate camping in the heat.