What do you consider to be shorts weather?

[GregTheGreat657]

For me, it depends on how long I will be outside for, but if I am just walking, say a couple hundred feet from one building to another, I'd be willing to wear shorts in below freezing weather

[Del Tachi]

55 degrees is the cutoff

[GeorgiaModerate]

70s (F) and up.  60s as long as it's not raining/windy.

I once worked with a guy who wore shorts to work every day of the year, even in the middle of winter.  And it was in a building that was usually pretty cold (I often wore a sweater or light jacket there, and I wasn't the only one.)

[Хahar 🤔]

I don't wear shorts.

[John Dule]

I'm only recently discovering this thing you call "pants weather." It's a shock to my system.

[Mr. Smith]

Between 60-95F

After 95 F, you're best off either going full on birthday suit or covering up for protection.

[morgieb]

Usually 20/70 and above.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

In Cali it's shorts unless it's freezing outside, you can wear shorts all yr long

[dead0man]

I'll wear shorts until it hurts, but the actual number has been going up over the years.  If it's in the teens/low twenties I'll consider it if it's windy.  If I'm just out spot shoveling I'll still wear shorts in the single digits, but sitting in a car in shorts and letting it warm up when it's 4^oF is a painful experience.

[Meclazine for Israel]

In Perth, Western Australia, September until April.

In the Pilbara or the Kimberleys up north, 12 months a year.

The northern half of my state just had two years of blue skies punctured by cyclones with zero COVID.

[Santander]

Shorts are only appropriate for men when playing sports.

I never once wore shorts outside even in Mississippi in the summer.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Anything above freezing.  Legs don't get cold.  Upper body and hands do.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

Over 25-28C

[Torrain]

Anything over 12 Celsius.

Shorts season isn’t long up north, but I take every chance I get.

[Continential]

Anything above 45 degrees

[RFayette]

70 degrees and up

[Thunder98 🇮🇱 🤝 🇵🇸]

50F and up with no wind, 60F or higher with wind.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

If I'm mostly inside and only going outside between the car and a building, then it's always shorts weather because I'm most comfortable in shorts at room temperature.

If I'm going to be spending significant amounts of time outside, it would range between 45 and 60, depending on the sun, wind, and what I'm doing.

[Ferguson97]

70+ but I'm comfortable in pants until it reaches 80 or so

[_.]

95°F +
(35°C)

And even then you probably wouldn't catch me wearing shorts
I just don't like them

[John Dule]

I'm only recently discovering this thing you call "pants weather." It's a shock to my system.

How do you people live like this. Seriously

[Frodo]

85 degrees and higher.  Even more so if the humidity of late spring/early summer makes it feel even warmer.