How Cold is -67°F? A Quick Conversion
When you hear about temperatures as low as -67°F, you might think, “Just how cold is that?” Well, converting this to Celsius gives us an icy -55°C
To get this number, you use a simple formula:
(°F – 32) × 5/9 = °C
For -67°F, it’s (-67 – 32) × 5/9 = -55°C.
In human terms? This is a temperature where even Antarctica would shiver, It’s so cold that boiling water can freeze in mid-air, and staying outside without proper gear could be life-threatening. Whether in Fahrenheit or Celsius, one thing is clear: it’s freezing
