Do you prefer a drizzle during a 10 °C day or a thunderstorm during a 40°C+ day ? (temperatures, days)

[elnina]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

40C with thunderstorms would be unbearable

I agree. We get those here in Houston. Not much of relief, then right after you feel like you are living inside a sauna.

[Thunder98]

I rather have 28 Celsius and thunderstorms.

[elnina]

27C would be more bearable

[snj90]

10C and drizzle wins easily.

[aneye4detail]

I am new this forum. Why is C used instead of F?

[alex985]

Originally Posted by aneye4detail

I am new this forum. Why is C used instead of F?

Because there's a lot of foreign posters on here.

[Morningrise]

10°C and drizzle - a bit dull when it goes on for extended periods of time (the drizzle in particular would get annoying), but quite comfortable and unimposing for the most part.

A 40°C day with a thunderstorm would be fun to experience as a one-off event but it's way too hot for me to want that on a regular basis, especially with the type of humidity that a thunderstorm at that temperature would surely bring. I prefer my thunderstorms in the 24 to 32 degree range

[Ethereal]

Drizzle at 10C may be a bit depressing, but it's far better than a humid and oppressive 40C thunderstorm.

[Rescue3]

Here's a different perspective...

When temp and dewpoint are within seven degrees of one another, icing becomes an issue for airplanes.

Drizzle and 50F (10C) has often led to icing aloft.

Then gravity kicks in...

[Coldfront Factory]

This question is like asking "which do you prefer: Brocolli with a veggie smoothie or KFC with beer"?

40c and thunderstorms please.