Do you like hot weather or cold weather better?

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Do you like hot weather or cold weather better?

I used to be almost immune to heat when I was younger, but now I prefer cold weather because I’ve developed a severe aversion to being even remotely damp, so I loathe sweating even a tiny bit. I actually prefer to be a bit cool now because it makes me pretty sure I won’t start sweating (though on occasion I do from anxiety or humidity or something even if I feel cool), whereas pretty much through childhood and my teenage years, I loved warmth and was hypersensitive to cold.

I'm in Northern Ireland, so I have to prefer cold.

I can't stand summer hot weather in Australia, away from air conditioning.
I luv autumn because it ends the heat.

Whatever my perception of warm is...
Which happened to be around 80 to 90 or so F.

I'm not sure how much that translate elsewhere.

Preferably not very humid whenever it's warm.
If it's a bit colder than that, I'd be fine with dry or any more humid.

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Neither.

Where's the Moderate / Inbetween option?

I prefer cold weather you can rug up, at home you can wear bedsocks.
Get sick of the Winter whingers complaining about the cold all the time.
They're everywhere on the Radio, TV doing the weather one day without sun and they carry on like its the end of the world.

I hate summer and can't see what's so great about Flies, Mozzies, the heat, getting sweaty all the time.

Always been a fan of summer for a number of reasons but I find the heat relaxes me. I hate the bulky clothes of winter both wearing them and looking at other people wearing them. Also I prefer longer days.

Some have mentioned becoming more sensitive to heat as they get older. That is happening to me but I am also more sensitive to cold. Any little draft indoors bother me more then it used to. If it is going to be cold let it snow. Barron everything is depressing, much worse then foliated summer.

Hot weather. The way I see it, the heat can be uncomfortable but the cold hurts.