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this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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I'm the opposite. I live in the midwestern US so when it's hot, it's also humid. If my room is above 72F I can't even sleep, I just sweat right through the sheets. On the other hand, when it's 40F out, I'll open my windows and sleep in my boxers.
I live in sub tropical Australia. Humid days sit in the mid 80s for humidity, and the summer highs gets to around 33c (92f), though there are days that get hotter than that.
That's when you'll get me in as few layers as possible.
But the temperature drops to anything in single digits Celsius (below 50F) and I basically can't operate. I stop riding my bike, I stop running, and I just hide inside.