at what temperature do you consider it to be cold?

[MozzarellaSticks]

I get cold super easily. Once it reaches, like, 65?F (18?C), and at around 53?F (12?C) I break out the gloves because my hands chap. It sucks since I don't exactly live in a warm climate.

 

[Plasticlizards]

I live in Arizona so anything below 60F is cold to me.

which is funny because I've only lived here since June, and in the town where I grew up in the midwest it's like -3 degrees F right now.

didn't take me long to get to used to heat lol

 

[-Apples-]

I think it starts getting cold when it goes below 50?F, but 20?F is the minimum I can tolerate.

 

[lazuli]

im sad to report that i no longer see my breath. so many tears
E: oh no wait if i try hard enough i can
but just faintly :'-(

 

[graceroxx]

Oh come on ! From reading the first page, some of you are wimps. You would NOT do well in Minnesota. I'm used to below zero temperatures and even -40 wind chill. Honestly, in the winter, 20-40 degrees feels like a paradise.
I'd say it starts to feel really cold to me when it hits lower single digits. When it gets colder than that I suffer. I'm used to it but it doesn't mean I don't suffer ha ha
It does get hot in the summer though. Thank goodness, I don't know if I could handle the cold year round

 

[saehanfox]

below 60 degrees Farenheit, 60-69 is cool to me and 70-79 is pleasant

 

[Amichann]

Oh come on ! From reading the first page, some of you are wimps. You would NOT do well in Minnesota. I'm used to below zero temperatures and even -40 wind chill. Honestly, in the winter, 20-40 degrees feels like a paradise.
I'd say it starts to feel really cold to me when it hits lower single digits. When it gets colder than that I suffer. I'm used to it but it doesn't mean I don't suffer ha ha
It does get hot in the summer though. Thank goodness, I don't know if I could handle the cold year round

THANK YOU SO MUCH. I live in MN as well.

Anyway once you have -40F windchill with air temps at about -14F (feels like -30s...), you start to appreciate any degree above zero. Cold to me now is anything negative.
I have tears of joy when it's 10F or higher. Sweater weather when it's 20F - 30F (legit serious I walk outside with a sweater.)

Now I wait for someone who lives in Canada to top this cold pain.

 

[Stevey Queen]

I'm Floridian so cold to any degree is like a blizzard. It's really quite sad because I've always wanted to play in snow and I have low cold tolerance.

 

[Cariad]

5 degrees and below I wear a coat. I'm fine for the rest of the time.

 

[ellabella12345]

Cold for me is about 18 degrees Celsius and lower
I live on Sydney's coast next to the beach C:

 

[Disband]

-10. I don't wear coats at 35+ Degree Weather >.>
(Fahrenheit, btw)

 

[Caius]

I'm from Florida. Anything below 50 used to be freezing to me. Now that I'm in Texas I feel like I can tolerate 30 quite easily and have been surprised to check the temperature and notice it's below that. Of course we don't get much of a crazy winter, but when you come from somewhere that's never below 0F, anything getting down into the negatives is way more than you're going to be used to.

Also is it just me or does it feel warmer when there's snow outside?

 

[-Apples-]

Also is it just me or does it feel warmer when there's snow outside?

I think it's humidity. When humidity is much higher in the winter, it feels colder. Humidity is low in the snow.

 

[Lio Fotia]

That temperature were you can hear your breath freeze. That is true cold

 

[Caius]

I think it's humidity. When humidity is much higher in the winter, it feels colder. Humidity is low in the snow.

Luv I'm in lubbock texas. We don't know what a 'humidity' is.

 

[-Apples-]

Luv I'm in lubbock texas. We don't know what a 'humidity' is.

That's water vapor. The more humid a place is, the more water vapor in the air. Lubbock is in the desert, which has less wator vapor in the air.

 

[Lio Fotia]

Luv I'm in lubbock texas. We don't know what a 'humidity' is.

Lubbock sucks the water out of everything.

- - - Post Merge - - -

That's water vapor. The more humid a place is, the more water vapor in the air. Lubbock is in the desert, which has less wator vapor in the air.

Apple, she was being sarcastic.

 

[Caius]

That was definitely sarcasm. Moving from Palm Beach to Lubbock is a bodyshock for climate changes. 100%-0% humidity in 2 hours. I was more referencing the psychological feeling of it being warmer when there's snow on the ground. I can run around outside and get hyper when there's ice around (tends to make me act like a ten year old) but when it's just cold I shut down.

 

[-Apples-]

That was definitely sarcasm. Moving from Palm Beach to Lubbock is a bodyshock for climate changes. 100%-0% humidity in 2 hours. I was more referencing the psychological feeling of it being warmer when there's snow on the ground. I can run around outside and get hyper when there's ice around (tends to make me act like a ten year old) but when it's just cold I shut down.

Now I see why feelings are different.

 

[chronic]

20F with wind feels like my organs are shutting down.