I don't either...

It doesn't help that one of them is mountain instead of having a direction.

Even then. What time zone is Eastern or Pacific? Sure, it tells me what it is relative to other NA times (I believe it's Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern from west to east?), but it doesn't tell me what it is compared to my own time.

People can refer to latitudes while stating timezone. Even if it means more calculation, I can approximately understand the timezone.

 

Ley, you still know much. I basically know that there are maybe five timezones and one of them (don't know which) is 12 and ½ hours behind of my timezone.

Plus we have Daylight Savings Time which messes it up worse, and not all states even use that.

Yea I wish it was nice here...it's usually over 100 until late October or early November (over 37 Celsius for you non US people)

That is just too hot! 

I concur. Bleh

Agreed. We have 3 seasons. Fall/Spring (about 2-6 weeks), summer, and death.

That's what you get for living in a desert state lol

Plus we have Daylight Savings Time which messes it up worse, and not all states even use that.

 

We got it too, but I believe every single country in Europe does.

 

Yea I wish it was nice here...it's usually over 100 until late October or early November (over 37 Celsius for you non US people)

 

That's one of the few I know, because of the 100...

You get far enough below zero it's the same as well.

I believe something like -50 or something like that. That's the only number though.

It might not be exactly the same but pretty darn close.

Well, there's one value where it indeed is exactly the same. That's because Fahrenheit and Celcius both have a set distance between every two degrees, but Fahrenheit has a smaller distance than Celcius.

-40 is the value where both Celsius and Fahrenheit agree.

 

 

Proof, in case anyone is interested

 

 

 

F = (9/5)*C + 32

 

Let the common temperature be "t"

 

t= (9/5)*t +32

t = 1.8t + 32

-0.8t = 32

 

t= -32/0.8

t= -40

 

Thanks Panchi.