what countries use Celsius to measure temperature?

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure that every country except the US uses Celsius.

Answer 2

What is interesting and hasn't been stated, is that even in the U.S., the automated weather stations used by the FAA and the National Weather Service have actually taken and encoded the observations in Celsius since the middle 90s. The observations are decoded and the products and summaries are transmitted with temperatures in Fahrenheit for the media. For a year or so in the early 80s, products contained both Celsius and Fahrenheit values but when congress said that Fahrenheit would be used (bowing to public opinion at the time) the Celsius values were quietly discontinued. In weather forecasting, only surface values for temperature are in Fahrenheit in the U.S. Any temperature value above surface are in Celsius and have been for decades.

Answer 3

What country uses Farenheit=1 USA

Answer 4

Canada Europe

Answer 5

Countries in Europe and Asia.

Answer 6

Better to ask what countries don't use it. The USA is the only country that comes to mind.

Answer 7

Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia, Latin America, Africa -- almost everywhere except the U.S. and Jamaica.

Answer 8

The UK now uses Celcius, but you can normally get a farenheit conversion.

I'm in that swap over group. I use Celcius for cooking, and cold weather. Farenheit for warm weather.

Answer 9

Just about all of them, except the United States.

Answer 10

Just about everyone outside the U.S. Just like almost everyone uses the Metric System.