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15-16 is the perfect winter temps I think. I love those 15° days in January we get sometimes in NYC. That's why I love climates like Palermo and Valencia and Parana so much
15-16 is the perfect winter temps I think. I love those 15° days in January we get sometimes in NYC. That's why I love climates like Palermo and Valencia and Parana so much
They seem extremely common in the SH (Chile, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand...)
Is there anyone who's bothered by 15 °C (a common average high for SH winters; 59 °F)?
I was thinking about this yesterday at work, when the temperature was around 15C/16C, relative humidity around 97%, no wind, and sun.
Barring medical conditions, I don't think it would be possible for anyone to feel cold in those conditions. Someone who has just arrived from a warmer climate, would certainly feel temperatures they aren't used to, but I don't think that feeling could accurately be described as cold.
I was thinking about this yesterday at work, when the temperature was around 15C/16C, relative humidity around 97%, no wind, and sun.
Barring medical conditions, I don't think it would be possible for anyone to feel cold in those conditions. Someone who has just arrived from a warmer climate, would certainly feel temperatures they aren't used to, but I don't think that feeling could accurately be described as cold.
Agreed. I think some people refer to any absence of warmth as "cold", which is probably why you hear about people in Miami being "cold" in 18 C temperatures. It's not that they're cold, they're just not feeling warmth, and automatically call it cold.
I was thinking about this yesterday at work, when the temperature was around 15C/16C, relative humidity around 97%, no wind, and sun.
Barring medical conditions, I don't think it would be possible for anyone to feel cold in those conditions. Someone who has just arrived from a warmer climate, would certainly feel temperatures they aren't used to, but I don't think that feeling could accurately be described as cold.
What about people who have that temperature as an average high of the coolest month? Would that feel cold to them?
I winter at a ski resort. I'll go out when it's -5F at my house and maybe -10F up on the mountain. I have Hotronics heaters in my boots, electric glove liners, and all the high tech fabrics. Any colder than that and I can't stay out very long.
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