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Comment by dgacmu

1 day ago

This is so humidity dependent though, so it's probably more useful to speak in terms of the heat index.

I didn't mind 100F too much when I lived in Salt Lake; it was hot but that's what drinking lots of water was for. In Pittsburgh, 93F and higher make me want to curl into a ball and hug an air conditioner. In the 90s the heat index reaches as high as 110 here. Ick.

Yep. In dry Yerevan, 35 C feels absolutely survivable even to my Arctic ass. 25 C in damp Moscow though? A disaster unless there's AC ready.