New Study Proves Which Weather We Hate The Most – Really Hot or Really Cold?

Ugghh...It's foggy this morning.  Careful on your drive in!  However, outside of all the rain, we've had a really mild winter so you haven't heard much complaining, but when the next Arctic Northener blows through, rest assured, you and me, and the rest of the South, will become the biggest babies on the planet whining about how frozen we are.

Then the minute summer rolls around, here we go again with nothing but bellyaching about "how hot we are."  But just which do we hate the most?  The insanely cold or blazing hot?

A new study done by a student at the University of California at Berkeley analyzed one billion tweets to finally prove what temperatures we truly complain about the most.

And the answer is . . . The Heat.  When it's truly blistering outside, we just go on and on about how bad it is.

According to the study, we start complaining a lot the minute temps jump into the 80's . . . then keep on complaining even more into the 90's and 100's.  We don't get nearly as upset when the temperature dips into the 40's, 30's, 20's, and lower.

The research indicates that a temperature rise from 72 degrees to 90 degrees makes the average person as miserable as they are on Mondays, when they have to start the work week.