Change the Temperature Scale Unit in Windows 10

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   The first thing that we need to do is locate the Weather application

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   To do so, we need to click the lower-left corner of the screen to open up the start menu.

   

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   Then, we click the Weather application

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   When Weather opens, we need to click the "Settings" icon in the lower-left corner of the window

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   The icon is gear-shaped. When "Settings" opens, the first option in the "General" tab will be "Show temperature in". It can be set to "Fahrenheit" or "Celsius". In this case, it's set to Celsius.

   

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   We can change to Fahrenheit by simply clicking the "Fahrenheit" radio button

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   We click the home icon in the upper-left corner of the window

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   All of the information will be in Fahrenheit instead of Celsius.

   

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   To change it back, we need to click the Settings icon or simply click the "C" icon near the temperature

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   The temperature will be in Celsius.

   

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How do I get windows10 to display temperature in celsius?

I need temperature displayed in Celsius not fahrenheit

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