Stephen S. Visher
Abstract
A “degree‐day” Is one when the average temperature is 64°F. A day which has an average temperature of 54° is sometimes called “11‐degree‐days”, and one with an average temperature of 0°, “65‐degree‐days”. However, instead of calling a single zero‐day 65‐degree‐days, here it is said to have 65 degree‐day units.
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A “degree‐day” Is one when the average temperature is 64°F. A day which has an average temperature of 54° is sometimes called “11‐degree‐days”, and one with an average temperature of 0°, “65‐degree‐days”. However, instead of calling a single zero‐day 65‐degree‐days, here it is said to have 65 degree‐day units.
Key concepts: Degree (music), Degree day, Range (aeronautics), Statistics, Mathematics, Physics, Materials science, Meteorology