An Annotated Thermometer

60°F "Nice, warm weather." Californians put on sweaters (if they can find one in their wardrobe)
50°F Miami residents turn on the heat
40°F You can see your breath Californians shiver uncontrollably You bike for fun Minnesotans go swimming
35°F "Nice, cool weather." Italian cars don't start
32°F Water freezes
30°F You plan your vacation to Australia Minnesotans put on T-shirts Politicians begin to worry about the homeless British cars don't start
25°F Boston water freezes Californians weep pitiably Minnesotans eat ice cream Canadians go swimming
20°F You can hear your breath Politicians begin to talk about the homeless New York City water freezes Miami residents plan vacation further South
15°F "Chilly." French cars don't start You plan a vacation in Mexico Cat insists on sleeping in your bed with you
10°F Too cold to ski You only bike to class You need jumper cables to get the car going
5°F "Cold." You plan your vacation in Houston American cars don't start
0°F Alaskans put on T-shirts Too cold to skate
-10°F German cars don't start Eyes freeze shut when you blink
-15°F You can cut your breath and use it to build an igloo Arkansans stick tongue on metal objects Miami residents cease to exist
-20°F "Bitterly cold." Cat insists on sleeping in your pajamas with you Politicians actually do something about the homeless Minnesotans shovel snow off roof Japanese cars don't start
-25°F Too cold to think You need jumper cables to get the driver going
-30°F "Dang, it's cold!!" (a.k.a. "B-A cold!") You plan a two week hot bath The Mighty Monongahela freezes Swedish cars don't start
-40°F Californians disappear Minnesotans button top button Canadians put on sweaters You need jumper cables to get the Jeep going Your car helps you plan your trip South
-50°F "ooooowwwww....." Congressional hot air freeze Too cold to bike Alaskans close the bathroom window Jeeps don't start
-80°F Hell freezes over Polar bears move south Green Bay Packer fans order hot cocoa at the game
-90°F Lawyers put their hands in their own pockets