Hot Hot Hot and Humid
The weather has been really hot, and really humid. Last week it got up to 37 degrees Celsius and high humidity. That's actually the human "normal" body temperature 98.6 Fahrenheit. It was the third highest May temperature ever recorded in May in Taiwan.
People ask me if it's this hot in Hawaii. Most think so. But I tell them in Hawaii the temperature it rarely goes above 90 Fahrenheit or 32.2 degrees Centigrade.
http://www.wbuf.noaa.gov/tempfc.htm This is a link to convert temperatures. Easy, just insert a number, either Celsius or Fahrenheit and it converts to the other.
http://www.cwb.gov.tw/V5e/index.htm This is the English Taiwan Central Weather Bureau. They are not too good at predicting rain. However they do report on Typhoons (Season starts in June) and report on Earthquakes (There hasn't been a big one or one that we can feel in quite awhile. It worries me a little since I think it's overdue.)
People ask me if it's this hot in Hawaii. Most think so. But I tell them in Hawaii the temperature it rarely goes above 90 Fahrenheit or 32.2 degrees Centigrade.
http://www.wbuf.noaa.gov/tempfc.htm This is a link to convert temperatures. Easy, just insert a number, either Celsius or Fahrenheit and it converts to the other.
http://www.cwb.gov.tw/V5e/index.htm This is the English Taiwan Central Weather Bureau. They are not too good at predicting rain. However they do report on Typhoons (Season starts in June) and report on Earthquakes (There hasn't been a big one or one that we can feel in quite awhile. It worries me a little since I think it's overdue.)
posted by Teacher Gerald at 6:15 AM
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