What temp-range is considered "heat" to you? (Chicago, sunshine, ground)

[Noodleman556]

I can handle anything above 40˚C, it does start feeling 'hot' at around 36˚C. Once played two days of cricket in 43˚C+ conditions!

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by Noodleman556

I can handle anything above 40˚C, it does start feeling 'hot' at around 36˚C. Once played two days of cricket in 43˚C+ conditions!

You're very heat tolerant. 36C is just extreme, and on the "higher end" of heat for me.

[Infamous92]

34-37C. I start to feel hot around 35C, but I live in a humid climate, the same temp in a drier climate might feel more comfortable.

[SoCalHEAT]

100 + and that's very common in summer and fall here.

[Coldfront Factory]

Originally Posted by SoCalHEAT

100 + and that's very common in summer and fall here.

Where are you located?

[alex985]

Originally Posted by Coldfront Factory

Where are you located?

LA-Mex's front yard.

[alex985]

I consider it hot above 25 C (77 F), especially in the sun.

[B87]

29-33c

[Alkis]

From 30 C I start to feel annoyed with the warmth and the sun. If I walk in 30 C under the sun it feels like an oven.

[Arktikos]

Above 85 in Hawaii is getting too hot for me, while the threshold is a bit higher in a dry climate. Maybe low 90s.