Would you rather live in a place w/ an average high temperature of 35 or 95 (real feel temps) (climate, hottest)

[spamiard220]

That's about 1.7 & 35 for you Celsius folks

[arctic_gardener]

Funny thing is, I've been fairly close to both. I live in a climate where the average annual high is 44, and I used to live in a climate where the average annual high is 93.

[elnina]

Cold doesn't bother me too much, but heat sucks big time!

[tommyFL]

Yeah yeah, we've heard it all. There's only so much you can take off before you get arrested for indecent exposure. What rubbish. 95 F...not the frozen wasteland nonsense.

[Sir Goosenseresworthie]

is this annual average high or monthly average high? huge difference...

[unobtainium]

They both sound like different kinds of hell to me. Hard to choose.

[Heath V]

Originally Posted by elnina

Cold doesn't bother me too much, but heat sucks big time!

I live in Phoenix and I fully agree with you, give me the cold anyday!!

[elnina]

Originally Posted by Heath V

I live in Phoenix and I fully agree with you, give me the cold anyday!!

I guess people who actually live in a hot hell like Phoenix or SA, can understand how heat can drain every ounce of your energy...

[Palider]

1.7 °C obviously. Can't escape the heat.

Btw, is there a city on the planet where the average high is 35 °C? The hottest city I know is Riyadh and it has 33.3 °C.

[alex985]

35 F. I feel much more comfortable in cold than I do in heat. An average high of 95 F annually sounds incredibly hellish. My current climate has an average annual high of 84 F and I find it really hellish.