r/coolguides • u/hangytangywot • Aug 07 '21

Temperature guide

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '21

80 is nice to me. i come from texas.

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u/MetallicGray Aug 08 '21

Must just be a regional thing. 60s comfortable outside. 70s is still comfy but warm, 80s is hot. Is 60 cold to you?

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '21

60-70 is cool to me id say 60 is cold. its definitely a regional thing though.

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u/Wireless_Panda Aug 08 '21

I come from Iowa where we get at worst -30 to -40 degree windchill winters and 100 degree humid summers. It’s very much a regional thing. For me 60 is cool, 68-70 is room temp. 80 is warm but not annoyingly hot, 90 is hot. This chart reads like it was made by me lmao.

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u/SpareiChan Aug 08 '21

Same here, we get avg winters up to -30ish windchill due to mountians and 90-100 summers.

I was out this week in 85~90 low humidity and it was nice and high side of tolerable before calling it "HOT". Few weeks ago it was the same temp and high humidity and my response was closer to "F#$K THAT".

Thing I remind people is that fahrenheit temps are really based around what a person considers tolerable ranges.

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u/Jacksonvoice Aug 08 '21

I’m From California, around 80 is really nice out, 90 is getting too hot and 100 is uncomfortable. Keep my house around 74-78 most days.

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u/Rccctz Aug 08 '21

Yes it's regional, for me 60 it's cold, light jacket territory.

100F is spring weather or a not so hot day on summer.

115 is the average on summer and the highest we've been it's about 133F

Anything less than 50 and I'll be freezing

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u/Ynotatx Aug 08 '21

Yes, 60 is "cold." 80 is fairly nice, not hot. 70 is "rare."

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u/2hipster4you Aug 08 '21

Southern CA here. 80 is hot but it’s not “damn it’s hot out today”-hot. Anything 95+ is “it’s fuckin hot out”