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100+ = why do people actually live in Arizona (was 110+ all week on a recent visit)?
90+ = uncomfortably hot - steering wheels in the sun start to burn
85+ = hot
75-85 = warm
72 = indoors room temperature
60s = long sleeves
50s = light jacket, sweatshirt or thermal - or just long sleeves if it's been colder for a while
40s = cold enough for a puffy if you're my wife, could be snowing in the low 40s - couple layers + light jacket is plenty for me
30s = maybe time to wear a hat if you're going to be out for a while
32ish = freezing temperature of water or 0 celsius
20s = Whether it's sunny and dry or overcast, damp and windy start to make a big difference here. Definitely hat time regardless. Construction workers start to wear sweatshirts.
teens = starting to suck - can get nasty with wind chill
single digits = wind starts to hurt your face. This is where I prefer to stay inside to anything that doesn't contribute to me making rent money.
-10 = this is about when you rub your nose and your nostril walls start to stick to each other because the mucus is freezing - outdoor parking means you're waiting a while for the car/steering-wheel to warm up
-20 = why do people even live in Minnesota/the Dakotas/Alaska?
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/959724292128230861/D9EF25A304CF36905461D48FEF8C5B5000CF78D4/
Not on my PC at the moment but it's definitely there somewhere.
Below 0 means ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cold. Above 25 and you start sweating your ass off.
Easier to understand, though Fahrenheit isn't exactly hard to get when it's what you're used to of course.
This.
Exactly. I mean I have gotten somewhat used to Celsius just from playing other games that don't give you the option to change it. I'm just used to Fahrenheit in general is all. Like F I don't have to think about it while I have to put a little more thought into C, not being used to it and all. :)