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If you wear a t-shirt at 13*C, 13*C is cold
If you wear coats, gloves, hat at -2*C, -2*C is very warm. Yes Minus 2 is very warm. If I get dressed heavy ( gloves, hat), I sweet at -2*C. Yes, I sweet at -2*C.
If you wear a t-shirt at 13*C, 13*C is cold
If you wear coats, gloves, hat at -2*C, -2*C is very warm. Yes Minus 2 is very warm. If I get dressed heavy ( gloves, hat), I sweet at -2*C. Yes, I sweet at -2*C.
I have the same standards year-round.
Extremely hot: 105+
Very hot: 95-104
Hot: 85-94
Warm: 70-84
Mild: 60-74
Cool: 50-64
Chilly: 40-49
Cold: 20-39
Very cold: 0-19
Extremely cold: <0
What is cold/warm mostly depends on the climate you have adjusted to living in. Also cold as to what? needing a heavy coat, gloves, or just a light jacket. So many variables.
Even living in a cold climate, if I would go out in shorts and a t-shirt at 55F I will be a bit chilly....and not want to stay outside for long. However if have long pants, and a light jacket you are fine. Plus if any wind that adds a lot.
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