Here's a screenshot I took a few minutes ago. Since I have iGoogle as my homepage, when I opened the browser again to post it, the temperature changed from -5 to -7 and again, it shows rain below 0 degrees celsius and there's NO sign of rain nor snow nor hail outside...

[quote user="ijt"] Dude at UMaryland Medical School researched the origins of 98.6 as typical. Turns out its not a bad number, but there's no way to derive it from the huge amount of data that was available to the doctor who came up with it. [/quote] Try this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...

[quote user="boomzilla"] Perhaps, but it's still less arbitrary than Canadian. [/quote] Are you saying °C is arbitrary and more confusing than °F? Are you really THAT ignorant or were you just playing dumb? Check out Wikipedia for Fahrenheit and Celsius if you really don't know...

I've already said it, but let me try to make things clear again: the pictures are also suggesting rain.

I have to give you some credit, I didn't think of that... But here's another WTF: we haven't had rain/snow/whatever for a week and that screenshot was taken hours ago. Now it's showing -16°C and current conditions are "fog." These are the current conditions and they change quite...

Congratulations, you can probably read. Now look at the pretty pictures, too! Please fix your WTF-meter. Thank you!

No comment, find the WTF yourselves:

[quote user="Mole"]WTF? WTF runs on IIS?! [/quote] .aspx wasn't enough of a giveaway?

WTF?

I wonder if CS 2008.5 fixes any of the bugs. Upgrading could be fun, hmm Alex?