• Malica@lemmy.zip
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    1 hour ago

    We’re about to find out nature’s wrath with new and fun weather in every season.

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    I wish USA would go metric so I could instinctively understand what 45⁰C is without consulting a conversion calculator. I’m guessing 45⁰C is 90-100F? BRB lemme verify … Oh jeez it’s 113⁰F! 🔥

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      What I did, was I just switched my phone’s weather app to Celsius and spent a year walking outside to work. It rewires your sense of temperature.

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        That sounds like a great idea! Then I remembered the reality of how I use my weather app. I use it when I’m too lazy to go outside to check the temperature IRL 😂

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        Yeah, F is just more accurate. I know you can use decimals, but I never see anyone post C temps as 20.2. It’s 20 or it’s 21, which is anywhere from 68-69.8F, expressed as 70. We’ve got a whole extra degree in there!

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          People round out time all the time, why is that different. C is more accurate, people round out of convenience. How accurate to a tenth of degree is almost never relevant. A cloud moves in front of the sun and you feel it change… so you ballpark it.

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    It’s not one thing, it’s multiple things together.

    Cold is okay alone, but add wind and/or rain and cold sucks.

    Heat is okay without humidity, and as long as it still gets cool at night for a break. Heat with wind and/or rain is okay, but heat with wind and dust sucks. Dust always sucks.

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    I am still on summer side. But if one happens to want to die and chooses between heat and cold, then cold is the better option

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    I can put on 3 layers of clothes but i cannot take off my skin to get cooler

    It’s also easier to add heat in a room than to remove it in my exp

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      This is only how a cold weather person thinks about heat. That’s not how real life works.

      One light layer of linen is amazing. Your body does the work on its own. Touregs in the Sahara wear a light layer of light fabric. Look at Saudis and the traditional outfit. Italy in the summer. All similar. All perfectly comfortable.

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        Italy in the summer

        Sir i am Italian

        Spoiler

        We also don’t have anything similiar to what u mentioned

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          Every time I’ve been to Italy in the summer, north or south, everyone is in summer uniform. Same in Greece, but obviously the Italian version was fancier.

          Unless… Are you an 80 year old man wearing polyester and wool and a vest and a hat in August on the farm?

          Seriously, though, any search online for summer Italian wear is usual light clothing.

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    I just really hate cold weather and short days. My body is better at staying cool than warm. When you ask people what they like about winter they always say sweaters and fires, being warm. I like doing that without gear.

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    If it gets too cold I can bundle up. If it gets too hot theres only so many clothes I can take off before that bitch Brenda goes to H.R.

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      See, my problem is that being too hot is just uncomfortable to me but being too cold is physically painful no matter how many layers I put on.

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        Air conditioning is uncommon in homes in Northern Europe.

        Not only is it uncommon, our buildings are generally not set up for convenient installation of AC - window units are not compatible with our window types - nor have we put any effort into optimizing for keeping our homes cool, since the primary challenge we face is keeping our homes sufficiently hot for the vast majority of the year.

        Retrofitting all homes to cope with our new climate reality is going to be an immensely expensive endeavour.

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        Swede here, in my 38 years, I have only been in one home here with AC.

        This summer me and my dad travelled down to the south of Germany to fly an airship, and to visit Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein, it was over 35C just about every day and only one hotel we stayed in had AC.

        Europe does not have AC at home for the most part.

        Offices is another thing completely though.