and when yer nekkid, the mosquitoes have a bigger target.

mosquitoes are not a problem in the winter.

You fool! Thinking only in terms of conserving body heat.

Light clothing is the cooler option, compared to being naked.

Evaporative cooling using just your sweat. We're literally built for this as a species.

Wear a hat and have a mai thai. It's like you don't even know people have lived in the Sahara for longer than language has existed.

Go swimming or wear light cotton.

Remember when the wet bulb temperature was evolutionarily advantageous for sweat-monsters like me? Now I'm just as hot, and infinitely more wet than everyone around me.

I'll enjoy winter as long as it lasts. Probably not for long, snow has become a distant memory

Unfortunately for us, the best times of the year are about half a month in the spring and half a month in the fall

Cool. We don't get snow anymore though... just gray weather, cold and humid enough to be uncomfortable but not enough to be fun.

Summer just started (here in the northern hemisphere). I'm soaking up every last bit of warmth in hopes it lasts until it comes around again. (It never does.)

lol. I was starting to wonder how stoned I was. Definitely the first thing I saw!

I had family in Nola, I'm good lmao. Everyone thinks Southerners are dramatic or exaggerating, but the Southern States hands-down have the worst climate in the country thanks to the humidity and heat mixture.

Alaska's LOL...

Na I can barely handle the light purple areas. I'd rather not die.

Yess hello it is me, the sweatiest man, I sweat for hours every day just for the fun of it.

People in their skimpy summer clothes is enough for me to enjoy summer, everything else is just a bonus

You don't have a knife? They're not nearly as expensive as a good coat.

There is definitely a limit to how many layers you can put on.

Why do you take cold showers in the winter? That seems like a poor personal choice if you don't enjoy the cold

Hello, hot weather person. Congratulations on how we're going to INHERIT THE EARTH FROM THESE COLD WEATHER WEAKLINGS

This is why I love living in a place that has more than 2 seasons.

Spring is short, but features temperatures in between 90 and 9, increasing daylight into the evening, blue skies and sun, moderate temperatures that don't require that much in the way of bundling if at all, very little (if any) wintery precipitation, all the nature stuff at its earliest pristine moments, lovely parks, and the beach never goes away around here regardless of the season.

Okay, so limited to no swimming in the spring because most water is still kinda chilly.

We also have Fall. It tends to be longer than the Spring, but with fewer of the benefits.

90+ and humid is the worst type of environment this planet has to offer. Everything else, from Death Valley to the center of Antarctica, is infinitely better.

We should have switched places the last week then. I had 91°F and high humidity in my BEDROOM for the whole week. I would have rather camped at freezing temperatures than experience this

Peggy Hill was right

Phoenix is a monument to the hubris of man.

*Everyone in Southern AZ

The high desert portions of the state like Flagstaff and Sedona get snow every year and aren't nearly as bad as the Phoenix valley. It still gets pretty hot but it's not the unmitigated hellhole of constant 100 degree days.

Ooh, Arizona, sounds exotic!

Where is that? Somewhere in Africa?

Anything below 60° and I'm bitching

You can always put more on, but there's a hard limit to what you can take off.

Assuming you are talking in Fahrenheit you don't really need a jacket for everything above 35° as long as it doesn't rain or is particularly windy. 100° just make me feel as if I am getting cooked alive with nowhere to escape

Hence the picture. Above 70 F is where it begins to get uncomfortable. Then it gets much higher than that as well

I can easily survive temps in the around 35-37 C with just a fan and ice.

Human and animal safety: High wet-bulb temperatures impair the body's ability to cool itself, increasing the risk of heatstroke and hyperthermia. A WBT above 35°C (95°F) is considered critical, beyond which even healthy individuals can survive only a few hours without cooling. Recent studies suggest dangerous conditions may occur at lower thresholds, around 31°C (87.8°F) in humid environments

My wife wants the AC