who drinks hot coffee in summertime weather?

I have seen some coffee lovers, who drink coffee at all seasons, except coffee they will not drink other beverages. Though I like coffee I cannot drink hot coffee during summer, it is crazy, instead of it glass of cold water is better.

Crazy as it sounds, I actually love drinking coffee whenever, any type of seasons but I guess I wouldn't count since my state is always sunny all year round, haha. I mean ice coffee is alright but I seem to save those for rainy days, I'm pretty much opposite and it has no effect on me like how others use it to wake them up. To me, I drink it whenever just because I love the taste of the creamer and how it warms you inside. So coffee hot or cold, I drink it to quench my thirst whenever. How about you?

Since I'm a coffee addict, the weather has nothing to do with it. I drink coffee anytime I want to, be it early in the morning or in the middle of the night. I drink around 6 to 8 mugs a day. Some say that I can't sleep if I drink coffee before going to bed, but I think it doesn't have effect on me since my system is already immune to it. Yeah, sometimes I take iced-coffee but hot brewed coffee is still the best for me!

I'm not much of a coffee drinker but I do still drink once in a while and yes, even during summertime but only if the coffe shop is freezing with it's aircon :). Otherwise, I have iced coffee or ice cold fruit juices. Other times, I am ok with water alone.

I drink coffee 16/7 (can't drink when sleeping :)) Cut back to 2-3 cups a day. Drink water for hydrating duties.

My girl friend loves to drink hot coffee anytime of the day, any season of the year. I don't get how she can tolerate the hot coffee during hot weather. She does not feel hot at all. When it's summer, I only drink cold coffee like frappuccino, unless I am inside a room with air conditioner turned on. During winter, I like drinking how coffee and hot tea. Those two drinks help me a lot to feel warm during cold nights. It also help me to feel energize and awake in cold mornings of winter.