Anonymous
05/22/2013 21:48
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
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
But if it is dry, I dislike anything over 110.
If humid, anything over 85
Perfect: 55 to 70
Too cold: teens
Anonymous
05/22/2013 21:17
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
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???
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
05/22/2013 20:59
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
OP, I agree with your temps. I wish it could be in the 70s and 80s all the time!
Anonymous
05/22/2013 16:11
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
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.
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
05/22/2013 15:53
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
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
05/22/2013 15:50
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
It ALLLL depends on the humidity.
Anonymous
05/22/2013 15:49
Subject: Re:To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
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
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
05/22/2013 15:45
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
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.
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
05/22/2013 15:41
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
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
05/22/2013 15:39
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
Yeah that sounds about right. Although 80 is downright pleasant to me- perfect weather.
Anonymous
05/22/2013 15:34
Subject: To you, what degree numbers are considered hot, warm, cold, etc.?
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
Scorching: Above 95F
Hot: 80F to 95F
Warm: 70F to 80F
Cool: 50F to 70F
Cold: 32F to 50F
Bitter: Below 32F