hot or cold weather person?

[elisedance]

I would happily drink one ... kerpow!
But maybe I had better wait till after dancing

[samina]

there's a full cup and a half of fresh juice in my recipe... imagine the healthful zing that could provide you on the dance floor.

<<note to self... remember to bring juicer to next comp...heh>>

[pinkstuff]

Born in Northern Europe, mid Autumn so estimated temp 0-5C.  I'm always cold and love warm weather 25-30C is perfect (especially if near the sea or with a swimming pool & a nice lime daiquiri) except in London 

[phoenix13]

Hot.  The hotter the better,as long as I have the option to use the AC to moderate things a bit.

It's about 33C right now.  I have the AC set to bring it down to about 27.

Much better than anything cold.  Gotta say.

[QPO]

Me cold.....i flag in the heat. I much rather layer for cold,than being nude with the heat.

[phoenix13]

I may be spoiled because  I've lived the past twenty years in places where there is AC everywhere.

[elisedance]

I tried the AC life (Baltimore) but hated it. 
Cold too - although who can not love a warm spring day?
[its STILL spring here...]

[phoenix13]

Baltimore, Philly, New York.  the worst of both  worlds.  Hot as blazes in the summer.  Freezing in winter.  And to make it worse, those cities are old and a lot of the older buildings and houses don't have AC. Yuck.

[elisedance]

Baltimore, Philly, New York.  the worst of both  worlds.  Hot as blazes in the summer.  Freezing in winter.  And to make it worse, those cities are old and a lot of the older buildings and houses don't have AC. Yuck.

I had very good of both - but still yuk

[QPO]

I may be spoiled because  I've lived the past twenty years in places where there is AC everywhere.

gosh where we live is the hottest driest state on the driest continent of the world. we have days of 45 degrees Celsius for days on end. and yes we all have air conditioning but most people then stay inside to avoid the heat.

[phoenix13]

Last summer, the high temphere was between 40 - 45 Cfor two months straght. It can be intense, yes.  But I still like it. 

[phoenix13]

Humidity makes a difference, too, IMHO. 40C feels a lot better with low humidity than with high.

[elisedance]

Humidity makes a difference, too, IMHO. 40C feels a lot better with low humidity than with high.

more than a difference I think - I've been at over 100C in dry heat - you would expire at over 40 or so in humid heat cause you're sweat cooling system does not work...

[phoenix13]

Yep. Which is why 40C for two months straight in DFW really doesn't strike me as all that  bad.  It's mostly dry.

The same temps in Baltimore or Philly would be killer.   Those old port cities may be convenient for commerce, but the weather stinks.

[elisedance]

Yep. Which is why 40C for two months straight in DFW really doesn't strike me as all that  bad.  It's mostly dry.

The same temps in Baltimore or Philly would be killer.   Those old port cities may be convenient for commerce, but the weather stinks.

aint that the case...