In Fahrenheit, higher numbers represent hotter temperatures.
Yes. It is a lower temperature, by 2 whole degrees Fahrenheit.
No -25 °C is colder than -18 °C
It is 2 degrees Fahrenheit
30 Fahrenheit
The Fahrenheit figure is the lower temperature.
The lower number is always colder.
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0 Celsius is colder than 0 degrees Fahrenheit.
Yes, of course. 36 is a lower number than 46. 32 degrees (F) would be freezing.
Yes. It is a lower temperature, by 2 whole degrees Fahrenheit.
colder, the farther up you go, the lower the tempurature
Yes, it does. A lower number means a lower temperature.
It is colder in the highlands than the lowlands because the higher the elevation, the colder it becomes, and the lower the elevation, the hotter.
No. The reference to "below zero" when using the Fahrenheit scale is literally "below 0°F", which is considerably colder than "below freezing" which is lower than 32° Fahrenheit.
When there are differences in numbers in motor oil, there is a difference in viscosity. A lower number has lower viscosity and is good for warmer climates. A higher number is good for colder climates.
It gets colder the higher you climb a mountain because of the lower air pressure.
The higher you go the colder it is.