How cold is too cold for you and how hot is too hot?

I have endured sub-zero temperatures during my time in North Dakota to find that I can tolerate brutal winters much better than hot summers. However, I do have my limits. Anything above zero is perfectly tolerable to me, whether it be ‎5℉ or ‎20℉. Anything above zero, I can handle. Hell, I could even enjoy those temperatures. As far as the heat goes, my tolerance for it is much lower. I'd say after 85℉ I won't be able to stop bitching about how hot it is.

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deadgerbil · 22-25

I'm pretty tolerant to temperature change and I usually wear the same jacket when going outside regardless of temperature, sub zero or in the 90's. Too cold for me(when I have to break out the gloves and hat) is like mid 20 F and below. At that point, my hands lose feeling and dexterity and feel like they are burning. For heat, like 100 F, which is where it could get dangerous.

deadmoon · 31-35, F

@deadgerbil Yeah, no kidding. It's why my state is always on fire. The heat waves are brutal. Anything below zero gives me nosebleeds. I didn't even know that someone could bleed from the cold weather until I spent a winter in North Dakota.