The weather channel said the current temp in Fairbanks Alaska is 50 degrees F while at the same time the temp in Mexico City was 50 degrees C what is the difference in temp between the two cities in the unit of K ??

The weather channel said the current temp in Fairbanks Alaska is 50 degrees F while at the same time the temp in Mexico City was 50 degrees C what is the difference in temp between the two cities in the unit of K ??

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