Hey there mr blue.

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I'll chip in with a bit of useful/useless (make your choice) information regarding Celsius/Fahrenheit comparisons which you may already know;

Reversing the digits, 16°C = 61°F and 28°C = 82°F approximately. 

Oops ... @Jonpe beat me to it! 

[#2]

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@Jonpe wrote:  If you remember that 32F is 0C, 61F is 16C, 82F is 28C, and there is 1.8F in each 1C, you can easily do the conversion in your head.

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Or you can just type       c to f       on google and do the calculation....... simples ! ! !  

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Reversing the numbers doesn't always work. For example 57c would be 75f..errmm, nope, I don't think so. 

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@Pete11 The use of those particular "reverse numbers" is used as a brain reference point... so that you can get a rouugh idea of the cross calculation of temps for other temperatures....  not as a "general rule".

[#5]

@shutter

Yup, that's why I said.."I don't think so". The way I work it out is to use Google (other search sites are available).  

[#6]

Enough of these mathematical brain games! 

Back to drizzle here in the west and wet for a week before more sunshine - but like politics, when it comes to our weather a week is a long time.

[#7]

It's just sunny and warm here, and I've been playing with my chainsaw chopping up logs into something more manageable fire-wise, and getting too hot and bothered in the process and had to come indoors to cool off.......

[#8]

Same here in Cambridgeshire.......

[#9]

Wait a minute, it's stopped hailing
Guys are swimming, guys are sailing
Playing baseball, gee that's bettah
Muddah, Faddah kindly disregard this letter

Stop press, we've now had sunshine for the afternoon! 

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@RobPN wrote:

Reversing the digits, 16°C = 61°F and 28°C = 82°F approximately. 

Oops ... @Jonpe beat me to it! 

And @artmo posted the information in the first line of my last post 21 minutes before me, while I was still typing the rest.  I'd make a hopeless journalist trying to beat the rest with a breaking story.