To which Pat replied
Yep, but it is still Centigrade if that was the way you were brought up!
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Mike
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To be even more pedantic Celsius isn't an SI unit. Shouldn't it be Kelvin ?
Hywel
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In Canada, Celsius is used for most civil, and scientific measurement. Kelvin is used when super cold temperatures are involved. In any case, a Kelvin degree is the same as a Celsius degree. It's just that zero Celsius is at the freezing point of water, and zero Kelvin is absolute zero.
Steve R.