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^ I see jackets all the time in winter here with temps around 72F (21.5C)
59F here in Fullerton right now and I just saw a woman wearing a down coat lined with fur with the hood on, gloves, scarf, and knit cap visible underneath the hood! Most others are wearing sweaters, hoodies or light jackets.
A windless 0 °C is just freezing. Freezing is not cold.
40 °C is above your core temperature, therefore it's very dangerous to stay outside at that temperature, as opposed to the mild 0 °C which, if you dress correctly, is not bat at all.
Maybe Italians are just looking for an excuse to dress fashionably? I can't see that anyone would need gloves at 20C, unless there is a medical condition.
Of course you don't need gloves nor jackets at 20 °C, that's an indoor temperature, wherein you can dress with light clothes. I think that's an exagerration just for the sake of joking, like my location, anyway 😂
0 C. You can warm yourself up if you need to. But when you're hot, you can't do ****. You just have to sit there all hot and bothered and just suffer through it.
40ºC, since there's a shade, I have no trouble standing "pretty much" still, in a shaded dry 40ºC.
I can't deal with cold that easily, more than once I started shivering, yes shivering, in 16/18ºC weather here in my hometown's train station, when exposed to winds.
It's not a joke. Here in Geneva I've seen some people wearing scarves, jackets, and gloves at 15C or so.
x2, and jackets in windy low 20's in very common in Portugal, not so much in my hometown
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