27c nights (warm, humidity, lows, summer)

[bronski]

So in my place, nights are about 27c with 90% humidity everyday. What do you think about it? Are you comfortable with it? Could you sleep without air conditioning?

[istanbulmert]

It is definetly uncomfortable but I can sleep without A/C.

[Adi from the Brunswicks]

I have done so in India during power cuts, but its not comfortable at all.

[Wildcat15]

My room must be 21-25 C to sleep comfortably.

[EverBlack]

If the low is higher than 20 °C I need A/C.

[MeteoMan]

For me lows of 23-24°C are about as warm as I want.

[ksolina]

I have experienced it (but with slightly lower humidity) last summer on Korčula, and it was unbearable. I slept very poorly and opening your windows doesn't work since only more warm air is going to enter the room. I need my room to be below 20c to sleep well.

[bronski]

Originally Posted by ksolina

I have experienced it (but with slightly lower humidity) last summer on Korčula, and it was unbearable. I slept very poorly and opening your windows doesn't work since only more warm air is going to enter the room. I need my room to be below 20c to sleep well.

Wow, why is it different from my experience. When the windows are open, air circulation is promoted and that makes it cool. It's actually cool that I have to use a blanket to keep warm. The only problem is mosquitos.

[Ariete]

Usually have those conditions inside from mid-June to late August. Annoying, but what can you do?

[Cambium]

Originally Posted by bronski

So in my place, nights are about 27c with 90% humidity everyday. What do you think about it? Are you comfortable with it? Could you sleep without air conditioning?

80.6°F??? Inside or outside? If inside that's beyond my imagination to sleep in. LOL I need it around 61°F/16°C to sleep. I had A/C on last night and it was 40F outside. Inside was too stuffy at 67F