Calculate Temperature in second life

Is it possible to find out the weather temperature in second life? Is there any tutorial or sample to learn from?

Haven't heard of such a thing and doubt there is any data on temperature. But like stepping outside in the real world and taking a look, the ground textures could give a clue.
If it's white, it must be cold.

You can try:

float temp = llGetTemp(vector offset);

The result is in °L (Linden degrees).

No... That's a joke...

There's no temperature in SL. That's why you can safely walk on lava and sculpted snow
never melts, even on a sunny tropical beach.

You can try to file a Jira. (That is either ironic or sarcastic.)

Well, there is wind and clouds, and sun, why not temp? Maybe a Jira asking for it might get votes. While I can't personally think of any uses for it offhand, that doesn't mean there's not any. Maybe even add sim level rain and snow, and what's falling could be based on the temp. Who knows, but I wouldn't hold my breath for it. LL has so much stuff on their plate they're trying to get done, temperature would be so far down the list, you might see it round about 2050 or so.

there is a barometer script in SL and this thread…

Yeah, but that thread's not about weather in SL. It's about bringing RL weather data in world. You could of course script a barometer that would have some meaning in SL, since atmospheric pressure is a function of elevation, among other things. It wouldn't tell you a blessed thing about SL weather, but it would be a simple educational demo to show students how pressure and elevation are related.

I see two interesting possibilities.

1. Use a heuristic based on the position of the sun and the wind speed.

2. Locate your sim by IP address to see which colo it's in and fetch the temperature at that location using a weather service website.

/me looks amused.

I found this is lslwiki...

http://www.lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=LibraryThermometer

Can anybody advice me is it accurate? I try to fly as high as possible but the changes is only a bit.

And anybody know how this person get all the numbers?

There is no temperature in SL, and llGetSunPosition is broken.

It's possible the figures are derived from genuine RL values for adiabatic lapse rates, but if the results you're getting don't suit your needs you might as well make some up yourself.

I undestand Cid Jacobs was a very knowledgeable SL user, so this probably isn't complete BS.

See the discussion page for a bit more detail.

llGetSunDirection is still with us, it's the viewer that doesn't follow things right any more :/ Take the whole thing lightly though, in SL the terrain textures decide more than anything how warm or cold it's supposed to be.

that script is a crude attempt to map global average ambient temperature to atmospheric density... neither of which exist in SL, but it's still amusing.... and it's vacuum level is miscalculated

ETA:
tho only things the viewer misses (when it set to sim time) are seasonal shifts in sun position... it's not so much of a huge loss consifering those shifts took 3 months to cycle, but it certainly destroys any calculation of something actually pointing at the sun.

lmao, i like that answer, basically, the temp is whatever you want it to be, or what the sim owner/manager wants it to be

And the palm trees.

Hmmmm.. I haven't noticed feeling any colder without clothes in SL than I do if I'm wrapped up like a mummy. I wonder if I just haven't been paying attention.