By Walt Hickey
Surely you meant 10 degrees Celsius? That’s the scale they use in London, where the article was from, and in that scale freezing is zero, and 10° is significantly warmer. In Fahrenheit, freezing is 32°, so 10° would be colder, not warmer.
The ice cream story is making me think of General Ripper in Doctor Strangelove worried they were going to
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Surely you meant 10 degrees Celsius? That’s the scale they use in London, where the article was from, and in that scale freezing is zero, and 10° is significantly warmer. In Fahrenheit, freezing is 32°, so 10° would be colder, not warmer.
The ice cream story is making me think of General Ripper in Doctor Strangelove worried they were going to