If I had my way it would always be in the 80s. But since I live in the north single digits and teens are too cold for me. Below 0 is painful. It's a good winters day when it is above freezing.

I wish everyday could be 55. Too cold for me is below zero and windy. I dislike summer.

-15 to -25 is cold here. Anything above 0 I'm ok with. I have my window cracked to and it's going to be about 15 tonight.

60 is getting really cold for me. I live in Phoenix and 8 to 9 months are 80 degrees and above.

Cold doesn't bother me personally. I think its too cold when ice forms on the roads. Whatever temp that is. SO is a truck driver and all the idiots on the road make it dangerous enough without ice patches to add to it. So when it gets cold, I worry.

Below zero is when the cold gets to me. If it makes my face hurt the second I walk out the door, that will bother me. I like the house at 62° for sleeping. 70° for daytime. I auto-start my car so it is nice and toasty when I get in.

I take a walk most days of the week and early in the morning. I hesitate once it’s below 20 degrees. Kind of depends how windy it is.

Cold changes throughout the seasons...50 in the fall is cold...50 in the spring is short sleeve time! What I like is getting adjusted to warmer weather...what I dislike is getting adjusted to colder weather. The former happens easily...the latter with much discomfort.

When my beer starts to get slushy it's too cold!

I love weather in low seventies. We get out everyday and walk. Due to my age, I wear thermal clothing when it’s below 50. Yesterday it was cold and I had on really warm pants, blouse,sweater, warm jacket, scarf, gloves, hat and face mask, and sun glasses. Ocean wind was very cold. I was very comfortable in my layers.

Living in the North most of my life, the cold doesn't really bother me...I always

have warm coats, etc. The high heat bothers me much more...don't like

anything over 80.

If it could be 80 year round, I would be a happy camper.

I'm with sweet_betsy. Give me 80 all the time!

Anything below 75 is cold to me. I too would love a constant temp of 80.

Below 30. But, i think the difference always is if it is sunny with no wind. Then it's more tolerable.

I don't like cold. I'm okay with a cold bedroom and sleeping under blankets, but when I go outside, I prefer it to be above 65. Heat doesn't bother me.

65f is a balmy day in Colorado, perfection! Right now it's 10F and I hesitate to go outside. It's icy. 28F and above is OK. I can dress for it. I don't like humidity "and" heat......but in the back of my mind, I think I can acclimate. I'd like to try it! ☺ Hawaii weather!

Below freezing is too cold. Also anything about 70 when we're on a cooling trend. We had a cold night the day before yesterday. It got up into the 60's and I felt hot.

"There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing" -- I saw some outdoor gear company use that as a slogan. As long as it's not super windy, or a cold rain, I don't mind a cold spell as low as the upper 20's. Polar vortexes that bring temps in the teens or single digits, are way too cold.

Anything below 40 is too cold and above 80 too warm. Good thing I live where either of those conditions is not common. Well, it can get below 40 on winter nights but I am not usually out and about so I don't count that :-)

Below 60 is way too cold for me. 70's is best for me.

I don't mind being outside in cold weather below freezing but because I have Raynaud's my fingers and toes will suffer if I am not dressed warm enough. I spent enough years waiting for buses in cold winter weather to get to work. I learned not to wear earrings in the winter when I lived in Calgary, Even if it is below freezing I open my bedroom window at night. I don't like heat and my house temp inside is never above 68 in the winter

When its in single digits, especially if the wind is blowing.

It depends on the wind.

Here in Michigan, You just bundle up big or small. Any cold weather is fine with me. It is when you add the wind to it, it can get very bad. Our wind chills can get very cold since we live very close to Lake Michigan.

As Annie D mentioned it depends on the season. That can also mean inside or outside of the house. Yesterday had the first low 20's upper teens temperatures. It was also trash day. While a little cool taking it out in the sweats I wear in the house later in the day inside the house felt cooler. In the spring we may switch from 50s daytime to mid 90s in a day. Sometime in the summer there will be a cool front that drops temps to upper 40s lower 50s and it feels like it is freezing. The reverse happens in the winter when temps go from the teens to the 50s and it feels like summer. Most years cold to really cold for me starts around 15F or below. Really cold we have not had more than a day or two and that is below 0F. Around -8F though becomes interesting because you can hold your breath then blow out and as the ice crystals fall you can hear a slight musical sound.

My least favorite weather is 34 and raining. There's something so much more bitter about a cold rain than snow. And wind is seasonally dependent...so welcome in the heat...so dreaded in the bitter cold.

I am envious of the people who walk around wearing shorts in winter and they aren't cold. My son does this. It makes me cold just looking at him.

I love cold weather, but actual temps really depend on the weather. If it’s below freezing without ice, I’m fine, but when the weather is bad with icy roads/walkways and freezing wind it’s tough to function in. My favorite part of having cold weather is how cozy it can make being inside feel. I love when I make the first stew of the season so the house smells good too. I don’t do well in warmer temps, 75-78 is the max for me.

ETA: I also love how cold the garage gets. I love to put my bottled water out there because it gets colder than the fridge and tastes sooo good.

I love winter way more than any other season. Too cold is single digits with wind. I wish it would never get higher than 65 all year.

Being up north, 80 F is too hot and under 40 F is chilly for me. After Thanksgiving when temp drops to 30's, it's time to pull out short mink or rabbit fur jacket. We have about 20 days of single digits during winter season. When it arrives, it feels like living in the land of frozen.

I don't like to go outside if it is below 60, but if it is not windy, I can handle it for short periods of time. Average low temperature in Los Angeles in January is 50°, but it is that cold only in the early morning and is always pleasant by noon.

I don't mind the cold so much, unless it is windy. Darkness 18 hours of the day wipes me out!

I had to laugh at the wearing shorts in the winter. Although we moved before it happened my older brother was enrolled in a school where boys wore shorts until the sixth grade. At least they had something shielding them but girls all had to wear skirts. Apparently the school realized that girls were tougher than boys.

Lars, my sister used to live in Dana Point and I remember one holiday time visit with her when we had an after New Year's lunch sitting outside on the pier at San Clemente! They did have a few of those tall patio heaters going but still........you do not eat outside in January in Seattle, even with heaters. And we are not even sitting directly on the Pacific Ocean!! I was amazed! It wasn't exactly warm but it was comfortable.

My ideal temperature range is 50 - 75 F.

I do better low than high.

When I am inactive or just doing normal things anything below 65. When I am active or riding anything below 50. I especially detest wind chill. My favorite temps are in the high low to mid 80s.

I am the person in the hoodie when others are in t shirts, a jacket when they are in sweaters and a down jacket when they are in a light jacket.

-20 is too cold for me

I'd be happy it if were between 70 and 75 all year long. I used to deal with the cold winters well, when I lived in NW PA and in Boston. Now, I have Rayaud's syndrome, so cold hands and feet are my fate. Luckily, I now live in Charleston, SC. It is far windier here than one might realize, as it blows off two rivers. I find I have adapted well to the hot summers here -- more so than most. However, oddly, I love to be cold , sleeping at night, so will open windows, even in winter.

Too cold is what you are used to. I remember a National meeting we attended in Montana in September. It was nice and then it turned cold. The Montanans traded their shorts in for long pants but kept their short sleeves shirts on. We in the Midwest wore long sleeves (and long pants). The California folks were in woolen coats complaining about freezing. As I recall it was maybe like 50? So it depends on what you are used to. I thought it hilarious to see all these people on a bus together with the same temperature and the vast array of clothing that folks had on.

under 60. I'm usually good if it's 60-80 out and the sun is shining. if under 75 I usually wear long pants instead of shorts. I hate humidity.

Last week, 42F and raining was too cold - I was huddled under 2 throws. This week, I am well into my winter acclimation and I am fine with 30F. I keep the house thermostat at 63-64 in the daytime, and 58 at night. Of course this involves wearing fleece pants and warm sweaters, maybe even my silk long underwear.

For my outdoor walks, by January I am good with 15F (or even a bit lower if the sun is bright) thanks to a great warm coat, neck gaiter, double layer wool in my gloves and hat, and good boots.

ETA: Martha Scott, when I was living in San Diego I wore my heavy winter coat in the mornings when it was around 40F! I still have that coat (30 years later, it is now my "barn coat") and it is the second warmest coat I have, next to the one mentioned above. I would love to find another like it.

Oi, Maifleur, I remember shivering in my skirt at the bus stop as a child. Finally starting wearing a pair of pants under the skirt, which I had to take off once I got to school.