Temperature Comfort Debates
Commenters debate what constitutes comfortable temperatures, share personal tolerances from various climates, and discuss factors like humidity, acclimation, and wet-bulb effects on perceived heat.
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But the artical says theyre getting 50f temperatures.
"It's not the [lack of] heat, it's the humidity" applies in the cold, too :)
Sorry, misunderstood the original comment. I thought it was referring to outside temperatures
In what world is 28°C comfortable!?
I'm not convinced that you'd need a blanket in those areas ;) 40C (104F)+ regularly in summer.
What's a high temperature though? -50C?
Tldr: 10 - 15 degrees Celsius seems to be the hotspot.
Idk if this is too OT but I wonder how it would fare with an ambient temp of 37°C (forecast for today).
avoiding the literally 105+ degree weather
I wish more people understood this. No, 35°C is not "too hot", 90% RH is not "too humid" and 10°C is not "too cold", your body is just not adapted to it yet like the locals.