• save_the_humans@leminal.space
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    7 days ago

    For runners, the difference between 60F and 100F (~15.5 - 37.8 C) is about 2 minutes per mile at the same effort. That’s a huge difference. Humidity makes it worse because your body’s main method for cooling itself doesn’t work, but sweating, comfort, and preference aside, its literally harder to do anything in the heat.

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      7 days ago

      In the Midwest we go from -40 to 110. They both blow, but snow is the deciding factor for me.

      • 🧟‍♂️ Cadaver@lemmy.world
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        That’s really funny because it’s the same for me : snow is the absolute thing I would gladly never see again and wouldn’t miss it, even for a second. But I have to agree that 45°C is hell, as is -20°C.

        34°C (94F) is the perfect temperature. Acceptable upper limit would be 38°C (100F), above that it’s hot. Acceptable lower limit is 25°C (77F), below that it’s cold

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      7 days ago

      you can put on more layers in winter, but you can’t get more naked in summer

  • Jaycifer@piefed.social
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    8 days ago

    It’s finally been getting down to the 60s F (16-21 C) here in Minnesota and I can take walks without sweating the whole way through. I’m a little disappointed to have heard we may have a mild winter this year.

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        7 days ago

        i went on a crusade ranking shitposts on how much a shitpost it truly was using my proprietary grading methodelogy, a score of 50% indicates the post qualifies as a meme, but does not have any recognisable identifiers of a shitpost

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    8 days ago

    Technically people should hate me most cause i offend everyone. I like very continental climates so both hot summers and cold winters, i just like seeing the seasons and the smell in the air change, having a dip in a cold lake or sea during summer, having the perfect weather for outdoor activites during fall, being able to ski, build snowmen, chill inside during winter, etc. I know i have bias cause i was born somewhere where the climate is like this but i just love it. Everyone has their preferences.

  • TrackinDaKraken@lemmy.world
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    8 days ago

    It’s not one thing, it’s multiple things together.

    Cold is okay alone, but add wind and/or rain and cold sucks.

    Heat is okay without humidity, and as long as it still gets cool at night for a break. Heat with wind and/or rain is okay, but heat with wind and dust sucks. Dust always sucks.

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          8 days ago

          I do agree with that and prefer cold over hot. But when it gets down around there it’s just fucking miserable. Any exposed skin just starts to hurt so quick

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        8 days ago

        I have and I’ll take it, please give me some of your cold weather. There’s only so much you can do when it becomes 110 outside. The AC is on permanently to keep it at 85.

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        8 days ago

        Rain when it’s just barely above freezing is terrible. Although I don’t consider anything above freezing “cold”. That’s shorts weather come April.

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            8 days ago

            There’s a difference between “going out” in sleet, and survival in sleet. Granted, sleet is still not as bad as a 1 degree / 34 degree rain downpour, but I wouldn’t want to be sleeping outdoors in a month of record breaking sleet either.

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              7 days ago

              Well yeah, having to stay outside in any temperature outside of comfortable for extended periods can be a problem. I wouldn’t want to be sleeping outside in record breaking heatwaves either.

      • NotSteve_@lemmy.ca
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        8 days ago

        Seeing the sun, not having the air be so cold that any exposed skin hurts, air that isn’t so dry I feel like I’m suffocating, grocery runs not feeling like a trek through the Antarctic

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        No flu, no sickness (maybe once), no runny nose, no stiff joints, wanting to actually do stuff, having more productive time to do stuff, being able to go into nature and hang out all the time.

        Winters are absolutely depressing and miserable.

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        7 days ago

        Camping, swimming, boating, fishing, sunshine, green plants, gardens, dry feet, not having to bundle up.

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        8 days ago

        Sunshine on my face and skin. This contributes MASSIVELY to my mental health. Where I live winter is a constant claustrophobic grey.

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    8 days ago

    We’re about to find out nature’s wrath with new and fun weather in every season.

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    8 days ago

    You can put on more clothes to mitigate a cold winter, but can you put off more clothes in summer when you are already bare naked? No… Winter wins!