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So I'm having a discussion with a friend that thinks that there is something wrong with me because I am uncomfortable in temperatures above 80F generally (in FL anyway).
So I thought I'd get a general idea of what temperatures people feel are "cold" or "hot" to them.
Today in Clearwater, FL it is 84F w/ 50% humidity. This is very warm. I'm not gonna die from this and I will go outside for a short period of time... but this temp is still uncomfortable to me especially in the sun directly.
I am a Connecticut native and I have been here in FL for about 4 years. I have yet to get used to the heat!
I consider temps between 50-70F to be optimal and am perfectly fine up until about 80F. I'm not really "cold" until the temps drop below 25F personally and will start considering heavier jackets lol.
What about you guys... are you from a cold region or warm region? What do you consider to be "hot" or "cold"?
I come from a pretty mild region. No really extreme temps occur here (the record high of my area is ~40C and record low is ~-20C).
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Originally Posted by Shalop
Hot: above 86°F (30°C), *though the extent varies with humidity
Warm: 59 to 86°F (15 to 30°C)
Mild: 32 to 59°F (0 to 15°C)
Cool: -4 to 32°F (-20 to 0°C)
Cold: below -4°F (-20°C)
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