Andrew's Temperature Adjectives

I'm getting prepared to start writing in here a little more. Meanwhile, the mercury has finally begun dipping into more normal wintertime levels up here. It made me think about giving some regularized descriptive terms to common temperature ranges. I've created this list to standardize on some adjectives for the hot and cold!

Temperature Characterizations

C      F      Character
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 40+    104+  Death Valley! (routine summer dry-heat temps in the major deserts)
 35     95    Scorchio!            (exceedence rare for hot North Dakota summer)
 30     86    Hot                  (typical summer North Dakota)
 25     77    Warm
 20     68    Room temp
 15     59    Cool
 10     50    Chilly
  5     41    Very Chilly
  0     32    Freezing
- 5     23    Frosty
-10     19    Cold
-15      5    Very Cold
-20    - 4    Frigid
-25    -13    Cool Arctic
-30    -22    Arctic               (typical cold winter North Dakota)
-35    -31    Cold Arctic          (rare North Dakota cold)
-40    -40    Frigid Arctic        (unlikely except for winter polar regions)
-45    -49    Extra Frigid Arctic
-50    -58    Super Frigid Arctic
-55    -67    Ultra Frigid Arctic
-90    -130   World Record Cold (Vostok, Antarctica: -89.4C 1983, current record)