The answer is yes if you like warm weather as 20°C is 72°F.Now it will take a while for you to wrap your head around the temperature differences. Officially the conversion is:
°F = °C x (9/5) + 32.2
Or you can just multiply the temp in Celcius by 2 and then add 32. It's not as accurate but gives you a general idea of how warm or cold it is outside.
Of you could just start to refuse to look at the news and always take a jacket and umbrella with you whenever you leave the house. Trust me, you'll need it even if the forecast says sunny and 30°C. But we'll save any discussion (read: moans) about British weather for another day.
I remember that you can reverse 16 and 28 in Celsius to get the degrees in Fahrenheit (16 = 61, 28 = 82) and try to estimate the rest from there!
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