What is a cold winter day in celsius degrees?

Question

What is a cold winter day in celsius degrees?

Answer 1

0 degrees celsius is 32 degrees fahrenheit

Answer 2

Depends on where you are from. A cold winter day in Sydney, Australia is around 15 to 17 degrees. Zero at night happens in the western suburbs (which I consider obscenely cold) but is unknown to city dwellers, who would consider it even colder than obscenely cold.

Answer 3

Anything below 0

Answer 4

-20 is an average winter day, -30 is pretty cold, at about -40 schools shut down (in saskatchewan and alberta)  at -50 nothing is moving much -70 you can't even step outside or you'll freeze, doesn't happen much, mostly on the east coast.

Answer 5

0 C corresponds with 32 F (the freezing point of water), so anything negative in Celsius is "below freezing."

Depending on where in the world you are, "cold" could have any number of meanings, but since each 1 degree C equals 1.8 degrees F, 0 F is approximately equal to -14 C.

Answer 6

anywhere below 5 degrees,  that is the point at which you can see your breath condense with the naked eye.

0 is obviously cold. i live in ireland though so 7-10 is moderate above that is mild.

Answer 7

ZERO! That would be where water freezes. At 0 or below would be a cold winter day!!!

Answer 8

Zero

Answer 9

in winter about  under 15 degrees

Answer 10

depends. To me a cold day is 5 degress or below. 10 degress is chilly. 20 degrees warm, 30 degrees really hot.

Answer 11

Well, 10 - 15 Celsius, you'd need a hoodie and a jacket, 5 degrees and below you'd need a winter jacket.... Below 0 is freezing, need a hat....

So I dunno.... -10 degrees Celsius would be pretty cold.

Answer 12

Anywhere from 10 degrees celsius and below. But basically, as most things in life, it depends on the individual.

Answer 13

zero degrees celsius is freezing.. as in freezing point.

i live in Australia, and in winter we can get to about 6 degrees which is very cold! but anywhere up to about 20 degrees is a cold day.

hope i cuold help you!