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Easy. Just adjust your personal scale:
0°C = Jacket weather
30°C (humid) = Very hot
30°C (dry) = Tolerable
35°C (humid) = Too damn hot
0 to 100 is always easier to remember than any numbers in between. Oddly enough, it's the metric system that is supposed to be better at exactly this.
On the other hand, if you like whole numbers Fahrenheit provides more precision.