45ºF this morning, leaves are turning yellow/orange/red. Thinking of starting a fire.
55ºF and overcast here. A bit wet from yesterday's rain and more coming tomorrow. I can't explain it, but I really love this kind of weather.
Is that hot or cold?
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The number 37 (base 10) is pivotal, with C (3) and F (6). You know the old FF's USA numerology (G-d, 7-4, or 74 * 2*3*4 = 37*2*...=1776). Well, it extends into nature, with human body temperature being right around 37 degrees C, which is 98.6 F. Human body temperature just... coincidentally... anyways.
Easy conversion between °F and °C is done with the °F10 scale (°F10 = 10 * °F, so 98.6 °F = 986 °F10).
From 986, you subtract 320 °F10 to get 666 degrees °F10. Divide by your conversion factor of 18, and you get 986 °F10= 37 °C. Or just stay in regular F, subtract 32 and divide by 1.8. Whatever.
Don't forget that 0 °F ~ 17.77 °C, which resembles 1776 (I wouldn't round up to 1777 just because it's past the middle of the year, but you know how these "numerologists" (Platonists and the secrets they share with the builders of men) like to hide these "secrets" with little tricks like that).
17.77 *18 =31.986 (close to 32, has that nifty 986 in it, totally coincidental).
So, anyway, the whole reason to set up a natural order in which human bodies have a natural temp of 37 °C is to mess with people who use funky scales such as °C, instead of the correct one's like °F.
