I have three thermometers, they read the same when placed next to each other. Put one in another room, and it reads colder, yet I can feel as I walk into the room that it's warmer.
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Why do thermometers never agree?
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Prick.
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Ah, another informative answer from thicko Pounder. You're as stupid as a southerner sometimes.
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What's important to a person is how warm it feels. I guess thermometers should be hung in the centre of the room, so they smack you in the face as you walk in.
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It is not an answer, it is a remark. Learn the difference, prick.
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Maybe check humidity in both rooms with a sling psychrometer?
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They don't agree Because one is Republican, the other is Democrat and the third is most likely Libertarian.
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Ah, I misunderstood you. I thought you were saying it was important in everyday life to know your wall temperature.
I do scoff at weather forecasts when they say "-7C, feels like -1000000C, DANGER! You will die instantly! Severe wind chill!" Yeah right. I just stick my head out of the door and decide whether to wear shorts or shorts.
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And siri somehow knows your personal preference, and precisely what you'll be doing? Do you tell it you're going to be running, walking, sitting about, shopping, driving, etc?
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Checked with a digital one. Only 3% difference. Which I think would slightly exaggerate the change I'd feel.
I think the problem is that the room isn't even throughout, they never are. I'm feeling the air in the middle as I walk through the door, the thermometers were on the wall at the edge.
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How hard can it be to open the f****ng door? Same goes for rain, I look at the sky. If there are clouds, it might rain.
Yep, as you just stated above, it makes a difference if you're going to be exerting yourself.
So the answer it gives still needs adjustment by yourself. Might aswell just look outside.
Are you really that wimpy? If so, shove the fleece in the car. When you get there, if you feel cold, put it on.
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Not hard but nothing like what it will be like on the other side of town with a stiff breeze blowing.
Outside my house is quite different to most of the town how it feels wise.
I look at the radar and lightning maps, give a much better idea of what is likely to happen.
I don't TELL siri that.
Sure, but SIRI doesn't KNOW that,
Yes,
Not when outside my place is quite different to most of the town.
Its designed to be that way and does that very well indeed.
Nothing wimpy about being comfortable.
< If so, shove the fleece in the car. WhenMore convenient to put it on before going out.
In spades with the short/cargo pants choice.
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Is it because of their mercurial temperament?
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Could be, I'll give them a jolly good talking to.
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Or the humidity is different
In a humid summer I want my car at 19C. In dry cold winder 22 is more the mark.
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Stupid question. Take the three thermometers together into each room before posing it.
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The thermometer is usually inserted into a nearby orifice (if you can only say mieaow or woof)
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Was somone murdered in that room ?. Ghost ??
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Set mine at 22C on the last few cars and never change it. Love good climate control in a car.
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You must be a really sensitive little girl if you can even detect the difference. I can walk outside when it's 10C and when it's 5C and I couldn't tell you if it was colder or warmer today.
You believe those witch doctors do you? I've got something in my pocket that's more accurate, it's a coin. If it's heads it rains, if it's tails it's sunny.
Which is my point. It can't give you an accurate idea of what to wear as it has no idea what you're going to be doing.
Just how big is this town?
Most folk are comfortable within a fair range of temperatures.
No it's not. Just leave one in the car and always go out without one. As soon as you decide you're cold, put it on.
You seriously must be female.