What temperatures do you consider warm, hot, and too hot?

Answer 1

>85 is who the heck is causing this raise in temperature and can we have them killed.
75-85 plus is warm.
45-70 is perfect
20-40 is chilly
-10-20 is cold
<-11 is what the heck are you doing outside you big freak

Answer 2

I'm assuming you mean outdoor temperatures and not hot tub temps (for example).

I think 65 - 75 degrees is perfect. So I would consider 76 - 85 to be warm. 86 - 95 to be hot. And anything over 96 to be too hot!

Answer 3

Warm would be 74, hot 80 and to hot...anything over 80 but then again it depends other aspects of the weather because what if it's raining or there is a breeze. So the answer is it depends.

Answer 4

Warm is 15 C, hot is 30 C, and too hot is 50 C (I think).

Answer 5

hmm.. Im from Washington so "warm" is a fleeting term. I would say that warm is between 65 and 70, Hot is between 71 and 103, and too hot is 104 and above... and Hoo-ah to our troops out there in 140 degree weather in Iraq

Answer 6

98 to 170 is too hot.
80 to 907 is hot.
70 to 80 is warm.
68 to 75 is comfortable.
30 and lower is too cold.

Answer 7

60 80 110

Answer 8

warm 67, hot 70, too hot 80 and higher

Answer 9

i think that 85 is warm 90 is hot and anything over 95 is too hot but then again, i live in texas lol

Answer 10

In general, I find 70 and breezy perfect, under 50 too cold and over 80 too hot.

Of course I am a very pale person, so that does factor into it, but in the 70's is just lovely, sunny or overcast, I don't mind.

Answer 11

I'm English so any temperature is either too cold or too warm. We're caught by surprise by cold weather in winter - even though it happens every year - and even though we only have one day of summer we still moan about the heat. Perhaps we should take our vests off.