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How many degrees is too cold and too hot outside for you?
| In Imperial units so no need to say which country
60 degrees no wind too hot
35 degrees no wind too cold
Add a good gust and 45 is too cold, and 70 is too hot.
| Too cold - I don't really know, something like -15C ? Basically when my ears start to hurt
Too hot - I'm a very hot-sensitive person, so temperatures like 30C are maximum for me, yesterday it was ~32C and I was sweating like crazy
Eastern Europe btw
| >>345613
Actually thinking about it.
More like 5 for too cold. Its been a while since we had a consistent cold winter.
| Live in northern europe
Too warm for me is around 25°C
Too cold is around -20°C
| live in the south u.s., anything more than 80°F is too hot and anything below 30°F is too cold lol
| anything over 20°C is too hot, anything bellow -22°C is too cold.
| Anything over 77*F should be a crime.
| Too hot -15 Celsius
Too cold -60 Celsius
| Too hot 25C or more too cold 5C or low
| >using Fahrenheit in 20XX
| In Singapore here, anything more than 30 degrees Celsius is hot for me. No limits on the cold, I hate tropical weather.
| -50°C - too cold (we're going to work at -47, but it's damn hell)
-45°C - too hot (can remember how I melt at 40)
Russia, more continental part.
| Sub 58 farenheit is too cold imo. 82 or more farenheit is too hot.
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| <-35 is to cold
>+35 is to hot
Ukraine
| 70f is to hot, I can do 25 if there is no wind otherwise 40 is to cold
| I like 60
| There is no such thing as too cold, stop being weak!
Over 20 degrees Celsius is really hot and I can't bear it :(
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| Always wanted to ask it. Bonus points if you say which country