That's great!
I did find another before the one I already supplied..
You wouldn't believe that one..
Check it out.. Rather vague chart but they provide the computations at the bottom for people to figure out if they want to. I think I'll keep your link when I need it..
BTW, I was looking at my thermometer through an old haze that had formed on the plastic and my 50 year old eyes were trying to guesstimate both sets of numbers.. I wasn't trying to be exact! But I guess a degree and a half in Celcius... could be significant! Thanks for the correction... I'll tell the shed!
LOL!
http://www.greenigsociety.org/tempchart.htm
How To Convert Temperatures
(for anyone who really needs to know or who might want to rack their brain!)
Fahrenheit to Celsius
1. Subtract 32 from degrees Fahrenheit
2. Multiply by 5
3. Divide by 9
Celsius to Fahrenheit
1. Multiply degrees Celcius by 9
2. Divide by 5
3. Add 32
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