#Air temperature conversion series#

Fortunately, the conversion formulas are simple: Useful Temperature Facts Celsius and Fahrenheit are the same at -40.

You may find some regularity and be able to predict water temperature, within some limits. Each scale has its uses, so it's likely you'll encounter them and need to convert between them. The temperature of the water at any given moment depends not only on the temperature of the air at the same given moment but also somehow will depend on the (recent) history of the temperatures. TEMPERATURE-VOLUME CORRECTIONS FOR ASPHALTIC MATERIALS (CUSTOMARY UNITS) GROUP 0 SPECIFIC GRAVITY AT 60☏ ABOVE 0.966 LEGEND: t Observed Temperature in Degrees Fahrenheit M Multiplier for Correcting Oil Volumes to the Basis of 60☏ t M t M t M t M t M 0 1.0211 50 1.0035 100 0.9861 150 0.9689 200 0.

#Air temperature conversion series#

Unfortunately, as other posters have already mentioned, there is no 'translation' between the two temperatures.Įven if you take a series of measurements of both air and water temperatures over a period of time, I suspect that it will be difficult to find a simple correlation. It does help my understanding of your question. if i've got some time series data on air surface temperature in a particular region containing these bodies of water, i'm interested to know how these air temperatures might translate into the temperature of the stagnant water, since the development rate of aquatic mosquitoes depends crucially on this. well i'm thinking in particular about stagnant bodies of water, perhaps fairly small, where maybe mosquitoes might breed.