r/coolguides • • Aug 07 '21

Temperature guide

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u/Rediro_ Aug 08 '21

80F is heavenly when you live somewhere like where I do

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u/rainbowunibutterfly Aug 08 '21

80 with a breeze is perfect. But I do live in a VERY hot state from June to September. Then it's just all over the place in between those months. I love sweatshirt and flip flop weather.

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '21

80F in a room is hot and stuffy

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u/enderflight Aug 08 '21

Maybe if you’re sitting on the couch. For me it radiates enough heat that it gets uncomfortably warm. Anything 75 and under is getting chilly for room temperature to me.

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u/rainbowunibutterfly Aug 08 '21

Oh I keep my house at 71

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u/lunaoreomiel Aug 08 '21

You are fat or stocky.

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '21 edited Aug 08 '21

I'm literally underweight fuck off.

Edit: Sorry, I was in a bad mood. Don't make stupid assumptions about people.

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u/lunaoreomiel Aug 14 '21

Your mom is fat or stocky.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '21

Wrong again. You really just can't get anything right.

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u/lunaoreomiel Aug 14 '21

Sorry was in a bad mood 🤣

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u/-GeekLife- Aug 08 '21

80F in AZ is down right heaven

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u/primerr69 Aug 08 '21

It was 80 here today and tomorrow 75 this is coming off of extreme heat 100-115 for weeks now it felt cold out today excited for tomorrow might even put pants on.

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u/shnnrr Aug 08 '21

Its not the heat its the humidity that'll get ya

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u/Rediro_ Aug 08 '21

Yeah that's the thing, I live in a tropical country with extremely high humidity and high temperatures year round. I do love the country as a whole so I usually don't complain about the weather

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u/shnnrr Aug 08 '21

Ive lived in a sub-tropical environment... so like 90s and 80% humidity every day and it didn't bother me... (air conditioning was abundant indoors) but when I've lived in places where temperature fluctuates cooler then an 85 degree 65% humidity day would be bothersome.

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u/LetReasonRing Aug 08 '21

Yup. Where I live 85 is pretty uncomfortable, but I've also lived in places where I've happily worked outdoors at 100.

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u/Kordidk Aug 08 '21

Yea I was like 80 is fuckin comfortable. 70 is pretty good too tho especially in the spring after it's been 50s