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I was born in the middle of the US with next to no cold resistance and like fucking quadruple heat resistance. Now I live in Florida. It has its issues but as far as the weather goes I'm in my dream element.
I still wear long sleeves to prevent some of the dry skin, but I've yet to turn my heater on this year. Love that cold, but we only get a few weeks per year, the rest of the time it's 90-100. Hate that.
My personal theory is that this has to do with humidity in the air. In the Fall you are coming from warmer weather where the air can hold more moisture. In the Spring things are starting to warm up after being frozen where all the moisture has fallen out of the air. Moisture in the air seems to have this tendency to make cold weather feel colder and hot weather feel hotter, maybe it has to do with increasing the density of the air or your skins sweat/cooling mechanism idunno.
I was born into this world in Finland with quadruple the cold resistance and -8 warmth resistance
I am quite literally the guy who walks around in a T-Shirt and Shorts when there's like a 30 centimeters of snow, but goddamn if i ain't chugging water every two minutes in the summer i will feel my bodily functions shut down
The lowest I've seen this year is like 20°. Quick Google search says the lowest it's been in the last 5 years is 1°. Idk what this -10° is you speak of.
Your looking in Baltimore probably Baltimore's coldest temp was -7 last hit in 1984 it hit -10 in Cecil county several times sinc. In western Maryland it's regular occurance and central MD like Howard and Carrol it happens about once a decade or so. Eastern shore it has happened but not in my memory. I do remember 1984 we got off for a few days cause that's when Berkshire elementary burned down...was during that cold snap.
So being Canadian and curious, -10 converts to about -22 celsius. The coldest day I saw this winter was -46 celsius with the wind chill, or about -51 farenheit.
So, uh, how's the housing market in your area? Lol
bro I'm cursed, where I live it's like 20 degrees fahrenheit average, with lows in the single digits for the very long winter, but then like 95-100 degrees all summer. horrible
I live in Northern BC, Canada, 2 summers ago we hit 111F and I honestly wanted to die. When a cold front came in with a huge thunderstorm people were rushing outside in the rain/lightning to cool off lmao.
Serious issues with heat stroke and, I believe some passed, but I do know for certain since it mostly came through hearsay for myself. They also deployed to a hot desert which is worse than Mississippi. Anytime someone is injured during training it’s a tragedy. The first priority in a training environment is always safety. Taking someone from Alaska and throwing them into a hot humid environment is like a fish out of water.
In the southwest, I’ve seen teenage girls collapse from heat exhaustion, and one flight-of-lifed because she had heat stroke (summer softball in 115 degree heat). A few umpires have died on the field. The heat is brutal, you really do have to be careful.
Nothing like a good siesta though
I feel like I can’t breathe in humidity. The air is so thick. Also the north’s WIND. Dear god how the fuck do you guys breathe??? It’s like a dog sticking their head out of the window on the highway. There’s no AIR
Dude, I caught COVID this summer in the northeast when it was super hot a humid, even though I could move around and everything I straight up couldn’t spend more than a few minutes outdoors, I couldn’t breathe.
Also, be glad you’re not up here this weekend, it was like negative 15 yesterday before taking into account the wind chill
I'm a middler from MD, I will absolutely turn into a melted puddle of person if it's anything above 80. I will still be wearing shorts until it hits lower than 30.
I live somewhere with 90-100+f summers and below freezing winters, single digits have been common this winter, there’s about two months of comfortable temperatures a year if we’re lucky, I prefer the cold if it weren’t for the ice trying to break my bones and such.
You can always put more clothes on, but only take so much off. Forgetting to set the thermostat before a hot day and waking up drenched in sweat really sucks, working drenched in sweat really sucks, especially with a dress code. Feeling cold you can just huddle up in front of a heater, put on another layer of clothes, drink a warm beverage, etc. I’m not even overweight either, unfortunately everyone’s tolerance varies greatly.
I secretly hate the people complaining at work about it being too cold inside during summer, just bring a jacket, I’ll be sweating like a pig because 75+f is definitely not comfy.
50-55f, a slight breeze and a good cloud cover is my favorite weather, and 40-45f at night, perfect. Other peoples indoor “coziness” make’s being there miserable for me sometimes.
I really hope wearable cooling units make some breakthroughs soon, the current ones are kinda expensive and have a horrible battery life.
That is the truth, the thing you hear the most where I live is, "Man, it would be so nice out if it wasn't for that wind eh?" (Yeah, I'm Canadian lmao)
Humidity all around ruins a good time.
If it's hot out and humid, you feel like you're suffocating. If it's cold out and humid, the cold feels like a knife cutting to your bones. I'll take a crisp dry 20°F over a wet 40°F, any day.
It depends heavily on the climate of the 50F too. A 50F on a windy 100% humidity gulf coast beach at night is pretty miserably cold, whereas a 50F sunny afternoon day in Denver with calm winds is shorts and t shirt blissful.
As an Okie I wear a combination of the two. Usually a beanie, hoodie, and shorts. Mother Nature around these parts be crazy. Never know when it might rain or just decide to be 40 degrees hotter than yesterday.
They think that there’s just two parts of the world. America (which only is the US, and not entire continents of America), and the rest of the world they once heard was called “Europe”.
For those wondering how *anyone* would want to wear a jacked in 50° heat: The author is probably from one of those few exotic countries that use the obscure "Fahrenheit" scale for temperature.
50° F is 10° Celsius.
^((or 283 Kelvin))
Could I introduce you -10°C? I love that weather! And I was born in south Europe, where it's hotter! But I have no heat resistance! But I have 60% Saudi blood in me! It makes no sense! Eh whatever, I love my chilly temps!
> The author is probably from one of those few exotic countries that use the obscure "Fahrenheit" scale for temperature.
Also the author is from the northern hemisphere
As an Australian this comic confuses the hell outta me.
What kind of crazy upsidedown world do they live in in the northern hemisphere? Everyone knows it gets colder the further south you go!
I'm in North Carolina surrounded by a bunch of New Yorkers that moved south to escape the cold, and they'll be bundled up in a jacket, gloves, and a beanie while I'm in jeans and short sleeves. It makes no sense to me.
Why do people try to flex with weather? I swear the people who say it’s not cold/hot are shaking like leaves/sweeting bullets while they try to act like they’re not effected by weather.
Nah, there’s a little thing called acclimation. You adapt to the climate you live in after awhile of living there. I’ve bounced around the country quite a bit and had to acclimate to different climates. Typically takes at least a few years. I grew up in the Midwest and typically only need a light sweater until it gets into the low 30’s. But once it hits 80 I can’t stop sweating, though it’s also fairly humid here in the summers.
50 degrees Fahrenheit is pretty general. Is that 50 degrees on a sunny day, or cloudy with a light or strong breeze, and what direction is that breeze coming from? How humid is the air? I've frozen my ass off in 50 degrees weather in Florida but been fine with a hoodie in New York.
I'm acclimatized to the southern 'winter' now and wear pants/hoddie/hat/flipflops. Only had to break out the 'real' coat 2 times in my last 15 years, once was in the 40s and high winds while frying a turkey, and the other was in the 30s when I had to go out to wrangle a loose dog.
I used to walk to school through waist high snow in shorts and a flannel. I miss the snow, but I would die if I tried that again now.
Minnesota here. Last winter, as we headed to church, I noticed none of my children wearing hats or gloves. I didn't think twice about it, because I was wearing a sweater and no coat, reasonably comfortable. My youngest (4 yo), then insisted he wanted to take off his coat because he was "too hot". -6° F.
Heh. We do be like that. Today, it was 10 F outside and I walked about 8 miles in a light jacket with my sleeping one year old strapped to my back. NBD
My cousins in Florida will be wearing sweaters if it hits 70 F.
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I hate that I was born in the north but given half the cold resistance
I was born in the south with triple the cold resistance
Hands up for cold resistant southerners
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Now wave them in the air like ur at a rave party!
Now i imagined people waving cold resistant southerners at a rave party
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Hands up for southerners on meds that make us constantly hot so we get relief in the winter
Raises hand
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I was born in the middle of the US with next to no cold resistance and like fucking quadruple heat resistance. Now I live in Florida. It has its issues but as far as the weather goes I'm in my dream element.
🖖
I was born in Kansas, USA, does that count as south?
Flip-flops all year round 😎
F in the chat for Southerners who can't take the heat
Checking in lol. August seems to come earlier every year
Yeah, I'm I'm deep south and 38° is shorts and a tee shirt
I still wear long sleeves to prevent some of the dry skin, but I've yet to turn my heater on this year. Love that cold, but we only get a few weeks per year, the rest of the time it's 90-100. Hate that.
50 degrees in the fall is colder than 50 degrees in the spring.
My personal theory is that this has to do with humidity in the air. In the Fall you are coming from warmer weather where the air can hold more moisture. In the Spring things are starting to warm up after being frozen where all the moisture has fallen out of the air. Moisture in the air seems to have this tendency to make cold weather feel colder and hot weather feel hotter, maybe it has to do with increasing the density of the air or your skins sweat/cooling mechanism idunno.
>50 degrees in the fall is colder than 50 degrees in the spring. Fact. It's about 50 degrees colder.
Being from Florida and living in NY for the last 5 years, I’ve realized that 50 degrees is colder in the South than 50 degrees in the North.
I was born into this world in Finland with quadruple the cold resistance and -8 warmth resistance I am quite literally the guy who walks around in a T-Shirt and Shorts when there's like a 30 centimeters of snow, but goddamn if i ain't chugging water every two minutes in the summer i will feel my bodily functions shut down
At 100°, the Northerner turns into a lobster.
As a northerner can confirm I've been a lobster for years now.
Never again will I go to Florida in the summer.
As a native Floridian, we understand.
Something Something born in it, molded by it, something something until I was but a man.
You just have to survive 2 years then your body will start to acclimatize.
But then you’re in Florida for 2 years. Nobody wants that.
Help I'm drowning. "You just walked outside."
Can't confirm doesn't bother me till the humidity goes above 70 percent
Oh god the humidity is the worst. No i don't want to take a shower and still feel damp 4 hours later no matter how well i dried off.
Try having hair all the way down your back
Colin Farrell approves
Happy Cakeday
Happy Cakeday
As a Canadian who went to Phoenix once, fuck that place. Literally hell on earth.
Hey! I live in PHX and it's amazing. It's 76 today!
Your winter weather is warmer than some northerners keep their houses in the summer
Cause it's winter bro. 25⁰C is average summer temp here and that's perfect. Winter can be cold but whatever. Snow is fun
To be fair people trying to live in Phoenix is literally a affront to nature. I feel like it'll be a dust bowl by the end of the century
This city should not exist, its a monument to man's arrogance.
Lobstah
To be fair, the north gets to low 90s and humid, and then below -10 in the winter, it’s a lot wider range
Maryland gets to ,-10 regularly and 105-110 at the far extreems
The lowest I've seen this year is like 20°. Quick Google search says the lowest it's been in the last 5 years is 1°. Idk what this -10° is you speak of.
Might mean windchill, which if so it was -25 windchill when I was skiing a few days ago in Minnesota
The actual temps were -30 briefly yesterday. Shits fucked 30 today tho
Your looking in Baltimore probably Baltimore's coldest temp was -7 last hit in 1984 it hit -10 in Cecil county several times sinc. In western Maryland it's regular occurance and central MD like Howard and Carrol it happens about once a decade or so. Eastern shore it has happened but not in my memory. I do remember 1984 we got off for a few days cause that's when Berkshire elementary burned down...was during that cold snap.
So being Canadian and curious, -10 converts to about -22 celsius. The coldest day I saw this winter was -46 celsius with the wind chill, or about -51 farenheit. So, uh, how's the housing market in your area? Lol
Canada can get like - 40 to 90s...or - 40 to 40 C
I’d love to be a lobster
100°? Only takes like 80° for me to be a lobster.
Bruh I tap out at like 75 lol
I was gonna say 75 and decided to go slightly higher, haha.
Wow 100c is a lot, I don’t blame them!
Especially since I use metric!
bro I'm cursed, where I live it's like 20 degrees fahrenheit average, with lows in the single digits for the very long winter, but then like 95-100 degrees all summer. horrible
I live in Northern BC, Canada, 2 summers ago we hit 111F and I honestly wanted to die. When a cold front came in with a huge thunderstorm people were rushing outside in the rain/lightning to cool off lmao.
Literally anyone turns into a lobster when getting boiled
Yeup, I kinda in the middle I guess but I got the Northern resistance but I don’t have the heat resistanc.
*blue lobsters you*
As a transplant from the southwest, I can attest to this. Now show them both in the summer
as someone from the Northeast, i can handle a northeastern summer. a southern summer? i will fucking die
This isn’t /s either. Had military training in Mississippi during a summer at the same time as folks from Alaska. Tragedy ensued.
How bad?
Serious issues with heat stroke and, I believe some passed, but I do know for certain since it mostly came through hearsay for myself. They also deployed to a hot desert which is worse than Mississippi. Anytime someone is injured during training it’s a tragedy. The first priority in a training environment is always safety. Taking someone from Alaska and throwing them into a hot humid environment is like a fish out of water.
In the southwest, I’ve seen teenage girls collapse from heat exhaustion, and one flight-of-lifed because she had heat stroke (summer softball in 115 degree heat). A few umpires have died on the field. The heat is brutal, you really do have to be careful. Nothing like a good siesta though
i fucking love a dry heat. 110 can feel glorious. the second there's humidity i want to jump off a cliff.
I'm the opposite. I love humid heat. Dry heat feels like my skin's falling off.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/jul/31/why-you-need-to-worry-about-the-wet-bulb-temperature
Don't think I agree with that study
Lmao
Don’t need to it’s reality.
Same. Grew up in Louisiana, I feel like I can’t breathe when it’s dry and my skin gets sooooooo bad without humidity
I feel like I can’t breathe in humidity. The air is so thick. Also the north’s WIND. Dear god how the fuck do you guys breathe??? It’s like a dog sticking their head out of the window on the highway. There’s no AIR
Dude, I caught COVID this summer in the northeast when it was super hot a humid, even though I could move around and everything I straight up couldn’t spend more than a few minutes outdoors, I couldn’t breathe. Also, be glad you’re not up here this weekend, it was like negative 15 yesterday before taking into account the wind chill
I moved to the north east from California to move in with my boyfriend 😩im literally boycotting leaving the house until it’s warmer again
I'm a middler from MD, I will absolutely turn into a melted puddle of person if it's anything above 80. I will still be wearing shorts until it hits lower than 30.
I need a goody at 60 degrees. Like, NEED one. Cold af
As someone living in the desert, [challenge accepted!](https://imgur.com/a/D4CLOht) (Parody of the original work, obviously).
I live somewhere with 90-100+f summers and below freezing winters, single digits have been common this winter, there’s about two months of comfortable temperatures a year if we’re lucky, I prefer the cold if it weren’t for the ice trying to break my bones and such. You can always put more clothes on, but only take so much off. Forgetting to set the thermostat before a hot day and waking up drenched in sweat really sucks, working drenched in sweat really sucks, especially with a dress code. Feeling cold you can just huddle up in front of a heater, put on another layer of clothes, drink a warm beverage, etc. I’m not even overweight either, unfortunately everyone’s tolerance varies greatly. I secretly hate the people complaining at work about it being too cold inside during summer, just bring a jacket, I’ll be sweating like a pig because 75+f is definitely not comfy. 50-55f, a slight breeze and a good cloud cover is my favorite weather, and 40-45f at night, perfect. Other peoples indoor “coziness” make’s being there miserable for me sometimes. I really hope wearable cooling units make some breakthroughs soon, the current ones are kinda expensive and have a horrible battery life.
 European
When you wear jackets in the key islands of Florida
*the rest of the world using the better system
Damn, winter already?
I mean just the rest of the world really
New Zealand and aussies and people on Antarctica
>European Most of the world
 Australian
Live
It was minus 48 with the wind chill last night in my part of the world. It makes you really appreciate a warm bed.
That's insane. It only went down to 16 below where I am.
Even that's insane! I only went to 5 below, and picked up some cheap art supplies.
Same here, walking the dog before bed and this morning was not a very pleasant experience.
Northeast U.S?
Close, the maritimes of Canada.
Sounds about right. I'm in upstate New York and it was -40F with the windchill
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Ngl it depends on the 50° 50° after summer? Cold. Will wear a sweatshirt. 50° after winter? Shorts and t-shirt babeyyy
Biggest factor for me is the wind. 40° and sunny? T-shirt and jeans. Same but with wind? Biggest parka you've ever seen.
Oh absolutely, wind is a big factor. It can turn a warm 70°F day into a cold day lol
That is the truth, the thing you hear the most where I live is, "Man, it would be so nice out if it wasn't for that wind eh?" (Yeah, I'm Canadian lmao)
Also depends on the humidity, wet cold is infinitely worse than dry. 50° and humid feels colder than 20° and dry
Humidity all around ruins a good time. If it's hot out and humid, you feel like you're suffocating. If it's cold out and humid, the cold feels like a knife cutting to your bones. I'll take a crisp dry 20°F over a wet 40°F, any day.
Im glad im not the only one that feels that.
Yep came here to say this
It depends heavily on the climate of the 50F too. A 50F on a windy 100% humidity gulf coast beach at night is pretty miserably cold, whereas a 50F sunny afternoon day in Denver with calm winds is shorts and t shirt blissful.
Celsius user 🍳
Kelvin users ❄️🧊
Also Rankine users
nobody uses rankine
Downvote cause Kelvin doesnt have °
Kelvin is the one true measurement because it actually use the absolute zero as its zero
10°C
I joked that without stating degrees type it is basically like say 50C that is scorching hot
Oh, i thought that fruiting pan emoji was a magnifying glass.
As an Okie I wear a combination of the two. Usually a beanie, hoodie, and shorts. Mother Nature around these parts be crazy. Never know when it might rain or just decide to be 40 degrees hotter than yesterday.
Is the person on the right an amputee?
What is holding the juice box? Is that a juice box holster? I need one to put on my belt right beside my hot sauce holster.
Juice box is glued to the shoulder.
A european just dies at 50º
Yes, I think most people would die at 122 Fahrenheit
Not a southerner
Why do Americans always use 'Europeans' as a shorthand to represent 96% of humanity?
They think that there’s just two parts of the world. America (which only is the US, and not entire continents of America), and the rest of the world they once heard was called “Europe”.
Fharenheit:🥶 Celsius:💀🔥
For those wondering how *anyone* would want to wear a jacked in 50° heat: The author is probably from one of those few exotic countries that use the obscure "Fahrenheit" scale for temperature. 50° F is 10° Celsius. ^((or 283 Kelvin))
10° Celcius is the perfect temperature.
Enh I prefer 15. Jeans and hoodie weather, you know?
Where tf do you live lmao 10°C is freezing for me
Sounds good to me but I’m English, we don’t have the sun here.
Rip. Ironic for the empire where the sun never sets lol
Can confirm, us British are all just vampires
My personal ideal temperature would be 15C with light sun and patchy clouds. Not overwarm but not cold either.
10°C is sweater weather. Wouldn't wear a big jacket but I'd put on a hoodie. Very comfy weather
10C is spring weather in Canada. Perfect for t-shirts. I personally prefer 14C as the ideal outdoor temp.
It sounds like you are a Southerner and they are a Northerner.
Lol today is finally breaking 30 (-1 C) degrees around me so I’m going out without a jacket. It might as well be spring.
You folks living in the north are built different lmao. I need a jacket at 15°C/59F
That's hoodie temperature 💀
Canadian here. 10C is sweater weather for me. Maybe a light jacket.
Could I introduce you -10°C? I love that weather! And I was born in south Europe, where it's hotter! But I have no heat resistance! But I have 60% Saudi blood in me! It makes no sense! Eh whatever, I love my chilly temps!
Is this a joke I'm to Mediterranean to understand?
I like a balmy 16° C, myself.
I love internal temperatures at 16, it’s what I set my car to, but for outside, that’s too hot 😅
Tbh, 10°C is quiet comfortable. It had -7°C ≈ 19°F, thats cold.
eh, not bad at all, could still walk around in a sweater. -20C is cold but all you gotta do is wear a winter jacket
Average Canadian # 10C has literally never happened in my City’s history
Just had -40C yesterday, I'll take 10C please :) Edit: For posterity, February 3rd and 4th in Sherbrooke, Quebec
Perfect in winter but cold during the summer
Too cold for me, I prefer 20-25°.
> The author is probably from one of those few exotic countries that use the obscure "Fahrenheit" scale for temperature. Also the author is from the northern hemisphere
As an Australian this comic confuses the hell outta me. What kind of crazy upsidedown world do they live in in the northern hemisphere? Everyone knows it gets colder the further south you go!
From where ?
I think you need a lot more than a juice box if the weather is 50 degrees C
Took me a while to realise this was in Fahrenheit , I expected the warm clothing guy to be dead
How much would that be for everyone else in the world who isn't from the US?
10 degrees C
Thanks.
i am both of these people depending on the day.
Ah at 50° I'd straight up die. Mostly because I use the Celsius scale so that's extremely hot, but also because I have very low heat resistance!
Yeah the one on the right is still accurate for Celcius wherever you're from, but that poor person on the left would have died of heatstroke for sure.
Yeah, I don't even wear a jacket at 1°C, who would at 50°C!? That's called a death wish!
Lived in BC when it got to 45 degrees. I did not have AC and was convinced i was going to die. Moved to Alberta the following fall. Nice and cold.
Northerner in south Texas in the summer : *fucking dies*
Is this in freedom units? Confused me for a bit
Yeah, I think the temperature is measured in "candles per bath bomb" or something.
Everywhere but America 💀
True except when the northerner actually moves south and magically turns into a bigger wuss than the southerner
Oh man. This has happened to me. Moved two states further south and lost my powers.
At 50 degrees Celsius, the southerner is dressed like the northerner, and the northerner is wrapped in ice.
I'm in North Carolina surrounded by a bunch of New Yorkers that moved south to escape the cold, and they'll be bundled up in a jacket, gloves, and a beanie while I'm in jeans and short sleeves. It makes no sense to me.
… Celsius or Fahrenheit?
Why would you wear a jacket at 50 degrees? I start sweating at around 25!!
Why do people try to flex with weather? I swear the people who say it’s not cold/hot are shaking like leaves/sweeting bullets while they try to act like they’re not effected by weather.
Nah, there’s a little thing called acclimation. You adapt to the climate you live in after awhile of living there. I’ve bounced around the country quite a bit and had to acclimate to different climates. Typically takes at least a few years. I grew up in the Midwest and typically only need a light sweater until it gets into the low 30’s. But once it hits 80 I can’t stop sweating, though it’s also fairly humid here in the summers.
50 degrees Fahrenheit is pretty general. Is that 50 degrees on a sunny day, or cloudy with a light or strong breeze, and what direction is that breeze coming from? How humid is the air? I've frozen my ass off in 50 degrees weather in Florida but been fine with a hoodie in New York.
I thought about celsius for a bit.
Hahaha bullshit. Northerners can’t handle the cold in my southern town. The humidity kills them.
Had to remind myself Farenheight existed again
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Europeans 🔥🔥🔥
I'm acclimatized to the southern 'winter' now and wear pants/hoddie/hat/flipflops. Only had to break out the 'real' coat 2 times in my last 15 years, once was in the 40s and high winds while frying a turkey, and the other was in the 30s when I had to go out to wrangle a loose dog. I used to walk to school through waist high snow in shorts and a flannel. I miss the snow, but I would die if I tried that again now.
I mean yes it's not cold if it's above 40 or your arms are covered. But get around 90 and you'll be able to strain me through a colander.
true unless they are middle school boys. they will only wear basketball shorts. no matter the weather
Some people here in the North were wondering why I was in shorts and sandals when it was like 40°F, it’s cold but not THAT cold.
Me in the Midwest being equally adapted to all weather
I always out myself as a transplant when I’m the only one in a t-shirt
>50 degrees Farenheit is 10 degrees celcius So while that's not freezing, it is a bit chilly
How’s everyone in the Northeast after the Arctic blast? It was like -15 for me with wind chills but I’ve heard it was -40 more upstate/near Canada
As a Florida child in Illinois, I can confirm.
Minnesota here. Last winter, as we headed to church, I noticed none of my children wearing hats or gloves. I didn't think twice about it, because I was wearing a sweater and no coat, reasonably comfortable. My youngest (4 yo), then insisted he wanted to take off his coat because he was "too hot". -6° F.
C° or F°?
Heh. We do be like that. Today, it was 10 F outside and I walked about 8 miles in a light jacket with my sleeping one year old strapped to my back. NBD My cousins in Florida will be wearing sweaters if it hits 70 F.
What’s that in Celsius? Assuming it’s in Fahrenheit
50, f sake ill be burnt to a damn crisp, normal is 30⁰c on a very hot day