At what temperature do you consider the whether to be officially cold?

What temperature marks the point at which you just have to start wearing "winter" clothing? For me, I'd say that it's 50 degrees and lower. At the moment, it's 38 degrees Fahrenheit, which I consider to be really cold. I've started wearing my hoody and jacket to keep myself warm. What sucks is that my roommate keeps the window open, so it's freezing in here. How about you guys?

45 degrees for me.

40 below

I dont feel like youre allowed to complain until its less than 0c. I wont bike to work if its less than -5c, so i guess thats where i draw the cold line.Witchsight

Where do you live? Antarctica?

Where do you live? Antarctica?BluRayHiDef

[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]Where do you live? Antarctica?Witchsight

I'm in Potsdam, NY. That's about two hours south of Canada.:) It get's really cold here. I hate the weather; I should have gone to a college in an area with year-long warm weather.

15 or 10 degrees C i find a little cold

since I live in a country with rather mild winters, 15ºC is already cold for me. I'm used to warm weather.

I stick to hoodies until it is 15F. I throw on gloves and a hat at that point. I won't go up to heavy coat unless there is wind or it is negative temperatures.

I live in Florida, and what I consider called is anything below 50F

45*F and below.

below 70

I'm in Potsdam, NY. That's about two hours south of Canada.:) It get's really cold here. I hate the weather; I should have gone to a college in an area with year-long warm weather.

Below 40 degrees...

below 10 C

like today. CURSE YOU COLD MORNINGS

Meh around 32-35...I'm from north country...klondike..whatever you wanna call it. We swim in 60 degree weather...

When cold weather is initially coming into the state, around 55ish degrees is where i feel cool. After about a month of adaptation around 37F ish and under

i don't mind slight colder weather so for it to be truly cold is when there is when windows freeze up and grass freezes.

I'm from Canada so I would say -10c, in the winter we see around -32c. Now THAT'S cold!!

10 degrees (celsius)campzor

I dress warmer in weather where it only gets up into the 40s or lower.

Or if it's one of those days where it starts out in the single digits/teens and gets really warm in the afternoon I'll dress warmer for the morning.

10 degrees (celsius)campzor

Below freezing. Everything else is "chilly". Except for 60 F and above. That's warm.

I get cold around 70 degrees. I have a very low tolerance for cold....

Around -10 degrees celsius.

Under 60 degrees Fahrenheit

30 degrees F.

50 degrees F and below.

Temps in Norway go from -40 degrees Celsius in the winter to +35 degrees Celsius. I stop wearing shorts at -15 degrees. No idea what it is in that stone age Fahrenheit degrees.

Edit: -40 C = -40F. +35C = 95F

So at 5F I stop wearing shorts. Viking POWER!

I wear shorts and t-shirt unless the temperature drops to 45F. When the temperature drops into the low 40's, it's time for me to wear t-shirts and pants. I usually don't wear a jacket until the temperature drops into the 30's.

Once the temperature drops into the teens and below, I wear long johns/thermals underneath my clothes.

Edit: I actually like it better when it snows. That means the temperature is usually in the 20's (F) because of the clouds which act like a blanket. Once in single digits or below 0F, it's too cold for snow. The coldest days I've seen here in winter is when the sun is out and there are no clouds. The temperature outside is like -23F.

When it starts snowing....

Nah, it gets cold for me 40F and below.

I love the cold, that is why I sleep in the basement.

below -20 celsius

32. I'm warm blooded.Easports48