Nov. 29, 2022
These past few days, the weather has gotten colder. Right now it's only 5 degrees Celsius.
Usually, I don't feel that cold if the temperature is above ten degrees Celsius, otherwise I feel very uncomfortable.
I am searching for information online to see cities where their lowest temperatures are above ten in the winter.
I guess life there would be very nice if I lived in those cities.
In China, I think only cities in south China can meet the demand. For example, cities in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian and Yunnan provinces.
Hopefully, I can find the best one.
Usually, I don't feel that cold if the temperature is above ten degrees Celsius, otherwise I feel very uncomfortable.
The sentence is not clear, when do you feel uncomfortable
I am searching online for information online to see cities where their lowest temperatures are above ten in the winter.
I guess life there would be very nice if I lived in those cities.
These past few days, the weather has gotten colder.
Right now it's only 5 degrees Celsius.
Usually, I don't feel that cold if the temperature is above ten degrees Celsius, otherwise I feel very uncomfortable.
Your sentence is grammatically correct but a bit hard to understand because of the double negative: "don't feel" and "otherwise." Here's an alternative: Usually, temperatures above 10°C don't feel that cold to me, but anything lower makes me feel very uncomfortable.
I am searching for information online to seeabout cities where their lowest temperatures are above ten in the winter.
alternative: I am searching online for cities whose annual minimum temperatures are above 10°C.
I guess life (there) would be very nice if I lived in one of those cities.
alternative: I guess life in one of these cities would be very nice.
In / Within China, I think only cities [in south China can meet the demand| in the south] can meet this requirement.
For example, cities in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian and Yunnan provinces.
Hopefully, I can find the best one.
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Are you looking for cities where the record low temperature is above 10°C (where a temperature below 10°C has never been recorded), or where the temperature doesn't fall below 10°C during an "average" winter?
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These past few days, the weather has gotten colder.
Right now it's only 5 degrees Celsius.
Usually, I don't feel that cold if the temperature is above ten degrees Celsius, otherwise I feel very uncomfortable.
I am searching for information online to see which cities where theirhave lowest temperatures are above ten during the winter.
I guess life there would be very nice if I lived in those cities.
In China, I think only cities in south China can meet the demandmy requirement.
For example, cities in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian and Yunnan provinces.
Hopefully, I can find the best one.
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It's -3 Celsius where I live and I love it! We consider this warm because it gets much colder. At least at -3, it can still snow which it's doing right now.
Nice work and good luck!
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Right now it's only 5 degrees Celsius.
Usually, I don't feel that cold ifas long as the temperature is above ten degrees Celsius, otherwise I feel very uncomfortable.
Your sentence is fine, but this is a little more natural.
I am currently searching for information online to seefind cities where their lowest temperatures are above ten in the winter.
I guess life therimagine life would be very nice if I lived in those cities.
In China, I think only cities in south China can meet the demandis criteria.
Your sentence is understandable, but "meet the demand" is usually used in the context of producing products eg. "The small amount of soda cans produced in 1996 could not meet the demands of the growing soda industry."
For example, cities in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian and Yunnan provinces.
Hopefully, I can find the best one.
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Good job! I hate when the weather is below 10 degrees, too.
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I am searching for information online to selocate cities where their lowest temperatures are above ten in the winter.
I guess life there would be very nice if I lived in those cities.
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