Humidex weather ratings

[Not A Communist Shill]

xkcd.com "Temperature preferences" cartoon

(The commentary here is also worth reading) (click to read)





Humidex ratings for places in the USA







Humidex ratings for places in Europe





Humidex ratings for places in France





Humidex ratings for places in Spain





Humidex ratings for places in Japan





Humidex ratings for places in the Netherlands (probably not so useful)

[Hot Scalding Gayser]

I used to prefer colder weather but now like I like warmer much better. Snow can be kind of magical when it first falls in the season but it very quickly wears out its welcome and winter just kind of sucks. Call me a basic bitch but I like temps with highs in the 70s/lows in the 50s. Warm and pleasant and then cool enough at night to sleep easy. Would I rather hang out with a COLD sadistic asshole or somebody who is warm and fun loving. What the fuck is there in winter besides a bunch of snow and death all around... then in summer there's actually LIFE cuz most living things are drawn to the warm in some way. I used to like winter cuz it was more for shy loser introverts with no life ... but then tho I realized even though I'm a cold hearted introvert with no soul, I still like the warmth better. I didn't like summer cuz I never really got along well with most ppl in my community but if there were people around I actually wanted to talk to I would love to talk outside with them in the warm weather and have a nice big bbq. <3

[cry]

I love change in almost all ways- well in some aspects I prefer it be more gradual than frequent.

I want heat and cold! Dry and humid! Rain and wind, followed by drought and fire!!

Okay but no natural disasters for me please.

I have a great fear of lightning too- no lightning please

[moloko]

miami calls to me, always ♡

[Not A Communist Shill]

The ideal for most people I think is supposed to be the middle twenties.

My own thought is that I'd probably prefer something equivalent to around 23 degrees Celsius on the Humidex scale. But in reality, I have limited experience of gauging what various Humidex scores actually feel like: remembering a few uncomfortable or sweaty experiences when the air temperature was around 27 degrees may mean I have an inaccurate view of the Humidex scale.

[cry]

20C is good, up to 38C. But it has to be dry.


The cold I am not sure about, because it's rarely below 10C here. But I'm sure I can deal with it.

[Not A Communist Shill]

from Datawrapper.