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    Bei welcher Temperatur halten es die Brasilianer pro Bundesstaat für kalt genug, um einen Kapuzenpullover zu tragen?

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    1. Connect_Progress7862 on

      Brazilians love to troll. Twenty four degrees is summer! You can be outside naked!

    2. CHIBA1987 on

      I love how this is basically just a accidental European population map lol

    3. Wooden_Grocery_2482 on

      Above 20+ especially if there’s no wind I start sweating like a pig. 14 or so and below is my hoodie temperature. But if a sauna and alcohol is involved then even the snowy freezing negatives can be the right temperature to be naked outside.

    4. picadejoso on

      for me in mg i put some hoodie in 20 in a open place, 18 its to cold. i used to work at 8 graus at morning in june and i use 4 hoddies and gloves and even in that i feel freezing.

      now its 24 and i am shirtless, but inside my room. if i am in the street in only go shirtless if 35 plus

    5. MagicSunlight23 on

      I’ve worn trousers and a jumper at 22 degrees Celsius here in the UK as it sometimes isn’t quite warm enough to go full t-shirt and shorts

    7. Outrageous-Pin-4664 on

      I was like, damn, they’re hardcore. Then I realized it’s Celsius.

      Basically, Brazil is just upside down Florida. 😛

    8. holdmybeerdude13146 on

      How was the data collected? I don’t see people wearing a hoodie at 18°C, that’s actually a very nice weather unless it’s windy and/or cloudy, 16°C is when it starts to feel chilly

    9. ItchySignal5558 on

      I’m assuming this is in Celsius? Otherwise the Brazilians are a lot more resilient than I originally thought.

    10. Cirno-BreastLicker on

      Funny, it was 9°c in the morning here and pretty much my entire village wore tshirts. [ scandinavia ]

    11. fivewaysforward on

      An October 14 is hoodie weather in Canada. HOWEVER, an April 14 is shorts weather

    12. WestleyMc on

      I walked around Naples in Spring when it was low-mid 20’s and most of the locals were in puffa jackets/full sized coats lol

    14. ozneoknarf on

      As someone from são paulo this feels accurate. 15 for me is the time to pull out a hoodie. 15 – 22 is my comfy zone, anything above that makes me sweat through every whole in my body.

    16. up2smthng on

      Hear me out: hoodie is an inside only clothes. I mean, it’s really impractical in a rain , so what’s even the point of wearing it outside?

      So, the temperature cold enough to wear a hoodie is 15 C. Inside. Which should mean it’s about -20 outside.

    17. ChrisOnMission on

      I am a Herman living in Sao Paulo and people run around in hoodies here at 25 degrees.

    18. murillovp on

      15c before SP start waring a jacket? That my friend is a blatant lie.

      15c and everybody is in full Inuit clothing.

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