Personally, I would like it to be just right, which to me would be somewhere in the mid 70s to lower 80s, with maybe a slight breeze. But if I had to choose, I think I would really rather be on the cooler side because a person can really layer their clothes and dress for the weather. If it's too hot, there's only so much you can do with that one, unless you have a refrigerated cooler.

I grew up in northern New England, so for me there's no such thing as "too hot".

I definitely prefer it being too cold. There's only so many clothes you can take off haha. I can always add more layers if necessary to avoid the cold though.

I hate the heat. Even though I am from Rhode Island ( southeastern New England) in the summer time it can get up into the 90's. Unlike other parts of the country we are burden with an intense amount of hummidity. This makes 90 fell unbareable. Give me the winters. At least if you're unconfortable you can put some thing on to adjust your discomfort. It easier to breathe in the winter time.

Give me 70-80 degrees and I'm happy. This, and tropical breezes is why Hawaii is and will always be a paradise.

Like it around 80+ degrees farrenheit if there is no humidity. With humidity I prefer 70-80 degrees.

This desert rat will take heat over cold.

I like the type of weather in which any kind of outfit or shoe -- long sleeves or short sleeves, long pants or short pants, flip-flops/sandals, tennis shoes, or casual boots -- can basically be worn while still being totally comfortable. Usually, this would be the upper 60s or very low 70s. Unfortunately, there isn't enough of this type of weather.

Neither. Perfect weather to me is 65 degrees and sunny.

We get a lot of cold weather and Nor'easters up here in Carroll County. I like those since it makes the process servers run for cover.

Lets see.

In Memphis, its either 100° or 0° here. Last week it had been c to 100°, and a few sas over 100, but i'm not there right now, so i don't know what it has been like the last few days. Last winter was terrible though. It was 20° everyday just about. So here, there is a little bit of both, especially being too hot, but I don't like either. I clearly want it to be just right.

I live in Iowa, which means that I get to experience both on a fairly regular basis. Both subzero and 100+ degree weather can kill you. But if we're not talking extremes, I guess I'd take 10 degrees over 90 and humid.

As long as we're not talking ice storms, I'll take a bit too cold any day. Sweater, overcoat, build a fire, grab a hottie (well, that was a long time ago)
Anyone who disagrees has never lived in the land of Dixie. Down here, in July and August, you get out of the shower and realize...you need a shower.