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Lol! Clarify, because I know I have had Feels Like temps well over 110°F while layered in the warmest clothing, standing next to the the furnace, doing some forging. Somehow, I suspect those temps do not really count? Or do they?
(I suspect Feels Like temps will vary significantly between experience modes as well, Pilgrim will always be warmest, with the warmest ambient weather temps, and fires always overcoming ambient air temps, quickly and easily...)
But if the air temperature really was above freezing for longer than a short period, some important aspects of the game would get a bit problematic - for example, all the ice on those bodies of water would get pretty thin eventually, and the gullies would fill with meltwater... so my guess is that the freezing point of water is the chosen ‘ceiling’ to keep all that ice and snow in place.
Considering it is the point that is used for feels like where it is either warming or getting colder, filling or emptying the icon meter, why would they automatically make it warm enough outside to keep you warm without doing or wearing anything?
Just to clarify, Actual air ambient tempature, Outdoors, No clothing bonus or warmth from fire.