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This thermometer used to hang in the attic of my grandparents' house in suburban Long Island and is now on the landing of my apartment in Brooklyn.
This photograph comes to you by courtesy of the letter T, my twentieth picture for the February Alphabet Fun: 2024 group.
ODC-Weather
This thermometer is great in winter, but it gets overheated in the summer. When the sun hits it, it goes over 100'F.
Our Daily Challenge 19-25 July :Cannot Do It
I can't do anything at these temperatures.
This was on 19th July 16.
The outside reading is from the North side of the house in the shade. Goodness knows what it was in the sun!
My ideal temperatures are 20-23 C max.
I used to like it quite hot, but not any more.
It was almost ok under the big brolly in the breeze but that blew over in a gust of hot air.
I've had this thermometer for a few decades. i used to keep it in my car to know if I should feel hot or cold. Now, my eleven year old car has its own digital thermometer. So this one sits on a shelf in my office.
We're Here with our thermometers.
The sun was shining on the outside sensor. When I first looked, it actually said 40 C, but it dropped by the time I grabbed my camera.
Original thermometer with the Celsius scale. Anders Cesius himself has probably written the numbers on this one. 0 is the boiling point and 100 is the freezing point. The Cesius scale was later was changed to its modern standard by other scientists around 1745.