Europeans, what do you consider Hot/Cold temperatures? (clothes, people, clothing)

[soUlwounD]

All above +25c is too hot

+17c is ideal to me at summer

+4c - 0c is all rubbish, I hate wet dark weathers without snow, smelling, rotten leafs etc.

-7c -17c is ideal to me at winter

I also enjoy couple of weeks at -25c - 30c then it annoys me

under -35c it starts to be annoying right away, too much time for clothing, too less time outdoors.

Long time of latest -40c but I can take that till -42c.. then I get real pissed off

It is a mood thing too

Cold is when I wear too less clothes for the weather... Otherwise cold is around -30 c , when it starts to pinch my cheeks. If storm windy then earlier, maybe -28c.

[Greysholic]

Originally Posted by Davy-040

May i ask why you prefer so cold temperatures?
I used to wear only a t-shirt during winters in NL when i was a kid but because of my time in Florida and Thailand plus my weight loss of 10 kg i can't handle the cold anymore.
Anything below 16 degrees and i need to wear a coat.

No wonder you hate Dutch weather so much

[dunno what to put here]

Based on MAXIMUM temperatures..

In summer...

Hot: 28C+
Very warm: 25-28C
Warm: 20-25C
Mild: 17-19C

Below 17C would be cold.

In winter...

Very mild: 15C+
Mild: 10-15C
Cool: 5-9C
Cold: 0-5C
Very cold: below 0C

[irish_bob]

very hot = above 27
hot = above 23
warm = above 17
average = 14
cool = 10
cold = below 7
very cold/ freezing = below - 3

[iNviNciBL3]

Please don't forget to also post your temps in Fahrenheit

[irish_bob]

Originally Posted by iNviNciBL3

Please don't forget to also post your temps in Fahrenheit

fahrenheit makes it sound like you either live on the surface of the sun or else in a fridge

its like when americans describe their weight as 240 pounds , makes them sound like they weigh the same as a small car

[iNviNciBL3]

Originally Posted by irish_bob

fahrenheit makes it sound like you either live on the surface of the sun or else in a fridge

its like when americans describe their weight as 240 pounds , makes them sound like they weigh the same as a small car

I was only joking but its just strange when people use celcius when talking about temperatures.

30 degrees C is a low number but its actually pretty hot.
When its 30 degrees F in America you need a jacket or a nice sweatshirt to be comfortable.

[Jakral]

I prefer good summer days to be around 25C. Thankfully we don't get many days over 30C. I've always felt hot weather is overrated. I prefer winter days to be around -5C to -10C plus snow of course. I consider very cold to be -15C or colder.

[irish_bob]

Originally Posted by iNviNciBL3

I was only joking but its just strange when people use celcius when talking about temperatures.

30 degrees C is a low number but its actually pretty hot.
When its 30 degrees F in America you need a jacket or a nice sweatshirt to be comfortable.

which format is more commonly used globally , the answer is celsius

[irish_bob]

Originally Posted by Jakral

I prefer good summer days to be around 25C. Thankfully we don't get many days over 30C. I've always felt hot weather is overrated. I prefer winter days to be around -5C to -10C plus snow of course. I consider very cold to be -15C or colder.

while i dont care for really hot weather , i think a warm climate is priceless . i dont live in a country with one

california , much of australia , spain , portugal , those are my ideal