Is 13°C/55°F warm enough to wear a T-shirt and shorts?
For a CANADIAN, I mean. I've never really paid much attention to temperature until recently, and I'm trying to get an idea of what it feels like at different temperatures.
Update:What about 10°C/50°F?
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For some, yes. It depends on how cold-sensitive one is, as it varies from one person to another. It might feel chilly if there is a breeze in those conditions though.
Considering I wear a hoodie in -20 temperatures in winter, I think its warm enough. Depending where you live in Canada 13 degrees is the temperature you get during fall/autumn in southern regions like Toronto, etc and cooler the farther north you go
For me i think that is T-shirt and Pants weather, but Im from the Southern US so your warm and my warm are 2 very different things the coldest temp ive ever experienced though is 1 degree Fahrenheit, so that's my opinion.
Yes it is, sometimes I wear shorts and T-shirt in 10°C or in 5°C. Winter was sooooo long in this year I couldn´t wait to wear the summer clothes (even it was only 5°C XD).
In July ? 13C is colder than our Winter ! We avg 20C + in the winter ! You must be in the tundra.