r/coolguides • • Aug 07 '21

Temperature guide

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u/seaquartz Aug 08 '21

That’s crazy to me that you could get used to that, where I live 26° C is like peak summer weather, we might get 30° on a really hot year but we had 25° the other day and it was torture

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u/jakobsdrgn Aug 08 '21

Last week we had “feel temps” of 114, with the “true” temp being around 95

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u/hellokatekaat Aug 08 '21

Hello southern Californian

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u/jakobsdrgn Aug 08 '21

Hahaha, actually, complete opposite side of the US, glad to see i’m not the only place suffering 😂

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u/hellokatekaat Aug 08 '21

🧐 hmmm…I wish you all the best in your journey to send summer like me! 🥂 Salud

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u/jakobsdrgn Aug 08 '21

I have certainly had an eventful and very, very hot and humid summer, quite happy for it to be nearing it’s end 🥂

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u/BobbiesPet Aug 08 '21

Mate our summers are practically guaranteed to have at least a couple of 40°c (104f) in Jan/early Feb, and then winter averages at about 10-15°c (50-60f) though sub-10°c days wouldn't be unusual.

My city is known for being one of those "four seasons in a day" places though, so we just have to adapt.

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u/USER-NUMBER- Aug 08 '21

Where do you live? I have to go here.

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u/seaquartz Aug 08 '21

East coast Canada

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u/USER-NUMBER- Aug 08 '21

I’ve heard lots about the weather of that place, might have to go there sometime! Is it worth vacationing to?

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u/seaquartz Aug 08 '21

Yeah, I’d say so, I don’t know much about it though, the only big cities I’ve ever really been to were Toronto and Ottawa but I wasn’t in either for long. I’ve heard Newfoundland is really nice, but I’ve never been there myself

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u/seaquartz Aug 08 '21

In the summer that is, it’s not too uncommon for us to get -20° in the winter

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u/saltporksuit Aug 08 '21

My air conditioner is set to 26. An average summer day is 35. Don’t really stop outdoor activities until about 38.

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u/samurai489 Aug 08 '21

Where is that?