• TrackinDaKraken@lemmy.world
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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.

  • Shanmugha@lemmy.world
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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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    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.

      • VibeSurgeon@piefed.social
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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.

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    Technically people should hate me most cause i offend everyone. I like very continental climates so both hot summers and cold winters, i just like seeing the seasons and the smell in the air change, having a dip in a cold lake or sea during summer, having the perfect weather for outdoor activites during fall, being able to ski, build snowmen, chill inside during winter, etc. I know i have bias cause i was born somewhere where the climate is like this but i just love it. Everyone has their preferences.

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      Come live in the hellscape of Texas. You cannot go outside from late may until mid October. It was 103F+ from mid July until 3 days ago. I paid almost $700 for my electric bill last month. The house is stale and hasn’t had fresh air in months. I have a huge list of projects that I very much want to make progress on, but ten minutes outside takes me multiple hours to recover from. The temperature in the parking lot in front of the grocery store was above 120F a few days ago.

      Seasonal depression occurs in the cursed summer here. As soon as my family members pass on, I will never return to this god forsaken, scorched wasteland.

    • CuddlyCassowary@lemmy.world
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      I am thoroughly depressed all summer. The first cooler, shorter day I’m like a happy new person. I’m a redhead and can easily get sick being in the sun. Fuck summer, bring on the cooler, shorter, stormier days and I’m all in for snowball fights, sledding, soups, sweaters, cozy fires, and a good scotch.

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        The sunlight makes up for it. Having like 6 hours of real sunlight fucking sucks. I also hate having to put on like six layers to take out the garbage without having the air hurt my skin

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    Autumn and spring are better than both. Both of the extremes are getting less fun every year.

    I don’t like it when it’s so hot I want to take off my skin

    I also don’t like it when it’s so cold I have to somehow instantly magic another 4 layers on/off me when walking through a door to not freeze/sweat to death.

    Give me comfortable 2 layer weather where I can wear the same thing indoors and outdoors and feel fine

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        No flu, no sickness (maybe once), no runny nose, no stiff joints, wanting to actually do stuff, having more productive time to do stuff, being able to go into nature and hang out all the time.

        Winters are absolutely depressing and miserable.

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        Seeing the sun, not having the air be so cold that any exposed skin hurts, air that isn’t so dry I feel like I’m suffocating, grocery runs not feeling like a trek through the Antarctic

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    My stats for number of activities in cycling and running gives away my preference, but the winters gets rough in Scandinavia.

    cycling activities past year running activities past year