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100 °F to °C

100 °F = 37.7778 °C
°F
To
— °C

Step-by-Step: 100 °F to °C

  1. Start with 100 °F
  2. Subtract 32: 100 - 32 = 68
  3. Multiply by 5/9: 68 x 5/9 = 37.7778 °C

100°F (37.8°C) is hot. Staying hydrated is essential. Plan outdoor activities for cooler hours. Heat advisories may be issued. Air conditioning is important for safety. Never leave pets or children in parked cars. Pavement and metal surfaces can cause burns.

Did You Know?

At 100°F, asphalt can be 40–60°F hotter than air temperature in direct sunlight — hot enough to cook an egg.

Nearby Conversions

°F°C
72 °F22.2222 °C
75 °F23.8889 °C
80 °F26.6667 °C
90 °F32.2222 °C
98.6 °F37 °C
100 °F37.7778 °C
110 °F43.3333 °C
120 °F48.8889 °C
130 °F54.4444 °C
140 °F60 °C
150 °F65.5556 °C

Related Conversions

80 °F to °C 90 °F to °C 98.6 °F to °C 110 °F to °C 120 °F to °C 130 °F to °C

FAQ

Heat illness is a risk at 100°F (37.8°C). Stay hydrated and seek shade.

Stay in AC, drink water, wear light loose clothing, avoid peak sun hours.