Temperature

Temperature is defined as how hot or cold the air is at a specific place at a specific time. Stability of weather depends on temperature and pressure. Forecasting temperature is relatively easy today. A device used to measure the temperature is called a thermometer. Three main scales are used to measure the temperature. Fahrenheit is the original temperature measurement scale. Freezing is at 32 degrees fahrenheit, and boiling point is at 212 degrees. Celsius is another scale used with the metric system, with boiling point at 100 degrees, and freezing at 0. Kelvin is used by the scientific community usually used to measure extreme temperatures, such as stars, or deep space.