[bitcharmer]

I feel like you're making this up. No one here uses Fahrenheit.

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This summer, DailyMail, one of the biggest newspapers:

> Title: Britain goes into meltdown over 106F hottest day EVER that is set to hit on Monday and Tuesday

> Subtitle: Parts of London set to hit 41C (106F) next Monday and Tuesday - smashing all-time UK record of 38.7C (101.6F)

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11019683/Britain-en...

> Summer is officially here! North East braces for sweltering 96F heatwave after Memorial Day as revelers flock to the beaches and parks to cool down

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10868043/North-East...

[stoobs]

The Daily Mail online has been branching out into the US for a while, hence covering things in language catering for an American audience.

Temperature measurement in the UK is measured in Celcius, Fahrenheit is not a thing here.

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Except that I was reading these news articles about London on the DailyMail front-page while accessing it from London.