Exactly 5C=41F 10C=50F 15C=59F 20C=68F 25C=77F 30C=86F
So I think this is easy to recall:
10C=50F
therefore
5C=40F
5C-40F, 10C-50F, 15C-60F, 20C-70F, 25C-80F--after this it is obvious it is hot out but if you want to be a perfectionist 30C-85F and 35C-100F\ this is the exception here to the rule of 5C=10F yet it is roughly true from 40F (5C) to 80F (25C)
Here is an easy way below 0-C-freezing inF:
-10C=15F -15=5F -20C=-5F
It is always so frustrating to get out of the u.s.a. and not see temperatures in Fahrenheit.
Photo from Creative Commons.
I personally cannot find a thermometer marked like this one.
Copy and Paste for you to borrow:
℉ Unicode 2109
℃ Unicode 2103
° Unicode 00b0 (these are zeroes)
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