How Hot Is Too Hot?

Below is a state-by-state list of the temperature threshold (from survey prepared and released by The Weather Channel) for what was considered too hot in the Lower 48 states, according to the survey results:

• 100 degrees: Arizona, Nevada
• 95 degrees: Texas, Arkansas, Utah
• 93 degrees: Mississippi, North Dakota
• 90 degrees: Florida, Illinois, Virginia, California, North Carolina, Georgia, Missouri, Tennessee, Maryland, Connecticut, South Carolina, Kansas, Nebraska, Kentucky, Alabama, Delaware, Oregon, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico
• 89 degrees : Pennsylvania, Wyoming
• 88 degrees: New Jersey, Indiana, Colorado, New Hampshire, Maine
• 87 degrees: New York, Ohio, Minnesota, Iowa, Montana
• 85 degrees: Michigan, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Washington, Vermont, Rhode Island, Idaho, South Dakota

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Question: How hot is too hot for you?