What degree numbers do you consider hot/warm/cool/cold/etc?

massiveshibe I envy your cold tolerance, but your heat tolerance needs work - and I'm saying this as a Wisconsinite.

Add 10 C to everything and it applies for me pretty well. Below 15 C is long sleeves weather, below -5 C is jacket weather for me.

Sweltering: ≥36.0°C
Very Hot: 31.5~36.0°C
Hot: 27.0~31.5°C
Warm: 22.5~27.0°C
Mild: 18.0~22.5°C
Cool: 13.5~18.0°C
Chilly: 9.0~13.5°C
Cold: 4.5~9.0°C
Very Cold: 0.0~4.5°C
Freezing: -9.0~0.0°C
Frigid: <-9.0°C

Sweltering: ≥96°F
Very Hot: 88~96°F
Hot: 80~88°F
Warm: 72~80°F
Mild: 64~72°F
Cool: 56~64°F
Chilly: 48~56°F
Cold: 40~48°F
Very Cold: 32~40°F
Freezing: 16~32°F
Frigid: <16°F

OR

*From the freezing point of water to the average human body temperature
Sweltering: Above the average human body temperature
Very Hot: 7/8 way to the average human body temperature
Hot: 3/4 to 7/8 way
Warm: 5/8 to 3/4 way
Mild: 1/2 to 5/8 way
Cool: 3/8 to 1/2 way
Chilly: 1/4 to 3/8 way
Cold: 1/8 to 1/4 way
Very Cold: The freezing point of water to 1/8 way

*From the freezing point of brine to the freezing point of water
Freezing: 1/2 way to the freezing point of water
Frigid: Under 1/2 way and the freezing point of brine