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A day like this isn't cold at all! From 10 am to midnight, high was 61 F / 16 C and low was 49 F / 9 C. I was fast asleep through the sub-freezing morning temps. I wore shorts that day and it felt GOOD.
So the 20 C / 0 C (68 F / 32 F) would feel warmer, unless the 13 C / 7 C (55 / 42 F) was a day drop or hit its high early, with the 42 coming at 11:59 pm.
I voted the 13C option as that's when most people are likely to be out! If you happen to work a job that requires you to report during the nightshift, you will probably choose the opposite answer to what I chose!
Second one. Neither is really all that cold but the second one is less warm. 32 F in the sunshine is hardly cold to me. Maybe when it first happens in autumn but yea. With a high of 68 its very toasty. Honestly that seems very possible to happen here in fall and even spring. Any day here that reaches almost 70 degrees is NOT a cold one. Highs matter more than lows as you experience the high for a longer period. We're mostly asleep during the lows.
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