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-30C is very cold.. +5C is not.

I would just like to add that coastal australia still gets well up to 45 degrees

50 C happened in Seattle, Washington in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, and in Canada, this past summer. Keep denying climate change.

This does not take into consideration humidity. My friends son learned the hard way that a Colorado 42 degrees is much easier for our bodies to handle than 56 degrees at the Golden Gate Bridge near sunset in the summer. I tried to warn him, but he refused to heed my warnings, said he would be fine in his t-shirt and jeans. Heck we were fifteen minutes drive inland where it was in the mid 70’s. It took all of five minutes for his face to turn blue and his chin to begin to quiver (I put some sweatshirts in the car before we left). Humidity and a bit of a breeze can make a person feel naked even when eating three layers of clothing, where up in the mountains where the humidity is really low, walking around in 40 degree weather in blue jeans and a t-shirt is no big deal

Depends on the country! For example I'm Greek and 15° is not cool is f*****g cold! And 35 is not very hot is a typical day in most of our summer! And i don't think the 50 only the happens in the desert anymore

See, this is helpful to me because 50 degrees is still cold in Fahrenheit. Why can't the whole world just use the same measurements?

45+ is also sub Saharan Africa

Celsius to Fahrenheit - double and add 30. Not exact but gives you a good idea. Doesn't work in negatives.

From middle school: 30's hot, 20's nice, 10's chilly, 0's ice.

This must be a more southern take on Celsius. In Canada: -50C - All rural schools will be closed. Sorry, city kids. -40C is the same as -40F - Nobody is allowed to complain how hot it is this summer. -30C - We're still going skating on the river, right? -20C - With or without the wind chill will determine how cold it really is. -15C - Winter is just starting. You might see people still holding on to their summer wear. -5C - Getting cool, late autumn. Starting to debate if a fall jacket or parka will be enough. Sweater weather in early spring. 5C - Jacket weather in early autumn. T-shirt time in spring. 10C - Balmy 15C - Wasps late summer. Canker worms mid spring. 20C - mosquito time 30C - "We're having a heatwave. A tropical heatwave." Nobody better be complaining this winter. 40C - "One man is dead following an attack after he said to his assailant "Hot enough for ya?" 50C - Global warming deniers start to ponder if there's something to this theory.

Cracked a 45 in Melbourne once. Could not walk on the sand at the beach

Happens daytime in Punjab, North India. Not a desert, just a victim of Climate Change.

-20°C = several layers of winter clothes including scarf, gloves and knitted hat; -10°C = winter coat, gloves, scarf; 0°C = normal coat, sweater, scarf if needed; 10°C = jacket, long sleeve; 15°C = sweatshirt, if it's sunny then t-shirt and shorts are ok; 20°C = tank top + shorts; 25°C = bikini weather; 30°C = bikini weather; 35°C = too hot to sleep indoors, drink plenty of water; 40°C = don't go out in the city while the sun is shining, drink water every 10 mins; 50°C = you're shedding your scorched skin after 5 mins in the sun

... who thinks that 5C is "very cold"??? A -20C is very cold, 5C is above fridge temperature

Why not mention that celsius is based around water.. At O⁰C water freeze At 100⁰C water boil Nice and simple. 😊

15C is bloody cols. 20c is cold. 25 is warmish. 30cis warm. 35C time to get into the shade. 40c hot.

In case no one else has been 'that guy' and pointed this out yet: Deserts are not hot. Deserts are dry. There are cold deserts. Thank you. :)