[JoeAltmaier]

0F of course. We get pretty cold here.

When some youtuber is camping out in 'sub-zero' temps, I smile. We call it 'warm' in Iowa when it gets above freezing in winter.

[js2]

I was hiking on the A.T. back in college mid-March and it was just a bit above freezing and rainy. My group (all from Florida) was bundled up inside a cabin to get out of the rain. In wandered some other college kids in shorts and tees, soaking wet. They were from Minnesota. I really don't know how they didn't have hypothermia, but I guess you can acclimate to quite a range of temperatures... for a while.

[selectodude]

The Hunting reaction is, at least in my experience living in a cold climate the better part of my life, a real thing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunting_reaction

[aksss]

And when it goes off the rails: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raynaud_syndrome

[JoeAltmaier]

Yeah at the top of Mt. Baldy we discovered a group of Georgian Scouts huddled shivering under their space blankets in a rock grotto. Meanwhile our Scouts (from Iowa) took off their coats and shirts and ran around like wild men. All about what you're used to!

[bigiain]

On the other hand, I, as a year round motorcycle rider, consider anywhere that regularly drops below 0C/32F top be "unfit for human habitation"... :-)

New York city is fun to visit, but I'd never live there...