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@skinnylatte @stevegis_ssg
Hong Kong gets to about 10°C (50°F) in its winter months.

I kept telling my friends who moved there how it would somehow "feel colder" than the subzero winters they were used to.

Few believed me at first. But after the first winter there, they understood why: the walls are not insulated; there is no indoor heating anywhere. It's 10°C even at home.

It's not cold outside during Hong Kong winters. It's cold inside. (Not sure if it's the same for Tasmania.)