Great subject of discussion. It reminds me of my parents and their friends all talking about the amount of rain they received the night before. My mom and dad even had their "own" rain gauges, and argued over the amount. One would say, "I had 7 tenths", and the other would say, "I had 1 inch exactly". Like the temperatures discussed, I guess we're really not trying to get the "exact" number, but we would like to know, on a relative scale, how warm or cold it is, or how much rain we had. Different temperature transducers, different signal conditioners/converters, and the accuracy of where the mercury thermometers were mounted all attribute to the differences. All I know is, in N.W. Ohio it is cold! After reading some of the other posts, it's even colder in other places. Now, my mom and dad went down to Florida for the rest of the winter. By phone, I know it is a lot warmer where they are. It's "exactly" 42 degrees warmer than it is here!
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