To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?

[Anonymous]

For me, it's...


Scorching: Above 95F
Hot: 80F to 95F
Warm: 70F to 80F
Cool: 50F to 70F
Cold: 32F to 50F
Bitter: Below 32F

[Anonymous]

Yeah that sounds about right. Although 80 is downright pleasant to me- perfect weather.

[Anonymous]

Scorching: Above 100
Hot: 80F to 100
Warm: 50 to 80F
Cool: 32 to 50
Cold: 10 to 32
Bitter: under 10


This assumes normal humidity for heat and normal wind for cold. Too much of either and I hate it.

[Anonymous]

Scorching: Above 100F
Hot: 80F to 100F
Warm: 60F to 80F
Cool: 45F to 60F
Cold: 20F to 44F
Bitter: Below 20F

I'm always amazed how warm 60 can feel on a sunny day.

[Anonymous]

In Utah:

Scorching 100
Hot 95
Warm 80
Cold 65
Bitter 40 or below

In DC

Scorching 85
Hot 80
Warm 75
Cool 55
Bitter 35

Fwiw I grew up in a place that is 72 without humidity year around. Miss it

[Anonymous]

It ALLLL depends on the humidity.

[Anonymous]

Really depend on humidity because it makes hot temps hotter and cold ones colder. Generally I consider 80 to be the upper temp before I start whining about heat. I prefer cooler temps. 40-75 are pleasant to me.

[Anonymous]

Scorching: Above 90F
Hot: 80F to 90F
Warm: 70F to 80F
Cool: 50F to 70F
Cold: 32F to 50F
Bitter: Below 32F

Like a PP said, though, it really depends on the humidity (for heat) and the wind chill (for cold). My perfect temp is about 75, low humidity.

[Anonymous]

OP, I agree with your temps. I wish it could be in the 70s and 80s all the time!

[Anonymous]

Above 90: Hot
85-90: Just a wee bit too warm
80-85: Perfect
75-80: Pleasant
70-75: Chilly
Below 70: Dear God, why is it so cold???

[Anonymous]

Humidity is everything.

But if it is dry, I dislike anything over 110.
If humid, anything over 85
Perfect: 55 to 70
Too cold: teens