[Ryan722]

Also Kelvin is an acceptable alternative

Ah yes, personally am partial to a nice 290-295K

[TDawg4]

Depends what's going on, Tbh I enjoy 90 degree day if I am out on the water. You get to 80 and below and things start to get miserable. Idk how people go swimming the Great Lakes very much not my thing.

You haven't lived life until you've gone diving into lake Superior in February

This is actually where my opinion comes from. Although it was much warmer in March when I went.

[Jammin]

Depends what's going on, Tbh I enjoy 90 degree day if I am out on the water. You get to 80 and below and things start to get miserable. Idk how people go swimming the Great Lakes very much not my thing.

You haven't lived life until you've gone diving into lake Superior in February

This is actually where my opinion comes from. Although it was much warmer in March when I went.

Real men do it in a February snowstorm, naked

[TDawg4]

Depends what's going on, Tbh I enjoy 90 degree day if I am out on the water. You get to 80 and below and things start to get miserable. Idk how people go swimming the Great Lakes very much not my thing.

You haven't lived life until you've gone diving into lake Superior in February

This is actually where my opinion comes from. Although it was much warmer in March when I went.

Real men do it in a February snowstorm, naked

You have caught me. Am fake.

[RussEfarmer]

I live in the NC piedmont, working in 90 degree 50% humidity heat is manageable, 100 degree+ it gets a little much. anything over 70% humidity when its 90+ out everything feels like soup and it is not fun at all

[The Dutch Problem]

Also Kelvin is an acceptable alternative

Ah yes, personally am partial to a nice 290-295K

Very nice, same here, although I do admit once it reaches 297K I start finding it highly uncomfortable, although admittedly that uncomforbility probably also comes from the humidity down here in the Nether-est of lands

[BillyBob]

farenheit 451

[LemonTiara]

when do you define the weather as too hot?
(context, too hot defined as too hot for long sleeved clothing or too hot to not eat cold things like popsicles.)

some of my IRL friends said that 89 Fahrenheit is not "too hot".

additional context: its very humid in the summer where I am.

Anything over 75 ish farenheit is bad. Where I live, humidity is usually between 70-90% all year round.
 
65 degrees + is short sleeve and ice cream weather.

[Summer]

Jack Black is too hot.