Is 63 degrees Fahrenheit (17.2222 Celsius) too cold for you?

Cold? It is snowing here, the temperature is a perfect 32 F (0 Celsius) everything is turning white.

I wouldn't survive an Indian summer! We have 0 to 5°C at the moment but all houses have heating systems. We heat with gas which comes from Russia or Algeria.

63F is just about perfect for me .Not too hot or not too cold . Right now I am freezing my butt off it is 26 F here in my area of Kansas USA .

I like about 20 C. The winter months are quite expensive here, because we need to spend money on heating, but the summer months are cheap. We don't use A/C, it is not necessary. Right now the temperature is okay in our house, it is a little cold, but not too bad. I just use a sweater and a blanket when I am sitting in the couch.

not too cold, neither warm.. a bit cozy I would say.

Gosh always thought that cold was never in your place. Here we get it for a month

Yes, it is a cold weather for me. Here it is already very cold if it is 13 centigrade.

If I am in the house 63F is a bit cold, but outside in the sun, it is pleasant. I like that kind of temperature.

Honestly, I am not comfortable at either extreme. As long as it is above 50F (~10C) and below 80F (~25C) I am happy. Below that low or above that high is inconvenient. Below Freezing or above 90F (~30C) I try to minimize my time outdoors.

winter time like to see in the 50 degree.Spring a bit higher.Summer high 70 =

What are the temperatures I'm comfortable with or what are the extremes of temperature I am willing to live with? Comfort for me would be 63 to 80 degrees (F). And at 80 degrees (F) I am actually on the verge of overheating... I start sweating while standing still at 75 degrees (F). *shrug* I burned out my body's ability to adjust my internal temperature 22 years ago when I got lost in a desert. When I was found, I was suffering from heat stroke, heat exhaustion and sun stroke. (Doing that does allow me some benefits, if you want to call it benefits. I can be outside in short sleeves in freezing temperatures roughly half an hour before I start shivering. And I won't even shiver at that temperature/length of time if I am doing strenuous work. *shrug*) The temperatures here (outside) can go from 115 degrees (F) on a bad summer day to less than 32 degrees (F) in January. (My phone says it is 29 degrees (F) outside right now. It is 2:45 am here.) Yesterday morning it was 21 degrees (F) when I left for work at 6 am.

While I'm normally a bit chilly when it's under eighty degrees, I can always put a sweater or several sweaters on. We wouldn't consider turning on the heat when it gets down to sixty. But, when it's following the winter months, we may turn the heat lower but if we turned it off when it got that warm the nights still might be chilly or the next day. I know there are elderly people that will have their heat on a lot higher than I will turn it, but maybe they have money to burn pun intended which we don't. I try to wait as long as possible in the fall before turning the heat on. I used to enjoy it when it was hot, like nineties. But, my husband is miserable, so I've been working on being able to manage it around seventy without being overly cold. I always take a sweater with me though, just in case I'm in the shade or inside where the air conditioning is usually on. My preference would be between 50-80, but I live in the wrong state for that to ever be possible.

It is for me as well, the cold is unbearable at nights..

Where I live summers usually don't get much above 20 or so centigrade but winters can fall as low as -10 centigrade with rural areas further north getting down to -20. I'm fine with the summer temperatures but winters are a time for snuggling up by the fire!

Well, it depends. It's 66°F in the house but 0°C outside... so I'm a bit cold inside. But if it were 66°F outside, too, then it'd be warm inside...

Your blower and geyser usage would have spiked?

Well we had many days of 5 to 7 C minimum temperature. And even during the day time(and even till now) we have had cold winds(sometimes very chilly) and some rains. A few days the max was 17 to 19 C and it felt like England. I even put some posts here. A few days back, I again got some cold and one of my kid too. This winter has made me a bit lazier. And some people do wonder when I wear a cap when it is sunny but cold wind is blowing.

It is for me. I like 70+F

@vandana7 44 degrees C is very hot in the summer. We go by Celsius here in Israel. In my building the owners do not provide for our heating in the winter or to get a breeze inside our home in the summer. We have to provide for those. If we do not provide for some kind of heating in the winter then we will freeze not only outside but inside as well.

No, I don't think it's cold. Here there were -20 degrees Celsius. For me that is very cold.