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Lessoned learned. Had AC going since afternoon in bedrooms.. Instead of spending all night trying to cool down from 70s its already 66 heading to 60 now. Humidity was above 75% too.
Won't go in until its cooled more. Like an Ice box.
Your A/C bill must be astronomical during Summer are you a millionaire?
$106 last month and $97 for May which was very warm and on a lot..been on every night since April... Includes 2 computers (1 running all the time) TV, lights, washer, dryer, dehumidifier, furnace (for hot water). Not bad. Still ahead of the game by having free heat.
If today's weather keeps up, bill should jump to $150 at least
Well, isn't this odd? A large chunk of eastern Missouri and western Illinois are in the 50s now - on July 8 - in late afternoon. It appears some spots in Illinois didn't even crack 60F today. Considering the fact that average lows there this time of year are well over 60F and the relatively low variability of summer temperatures, this must be highly unusual.
Maybe that's good in a way if you like your summers hot. It can only go up from there lol.
I've kind of enjoyed the cooler summer. We've had a ridiculous amount of rain to go with out. Everything is incredibly lush and green. Usually we are seeing lots of brown spots in yards by now.
Lol, running at 78 F isn't all that bad. I guess living in a place that's way hotter than you has me used to it. I usually run at night when temperatures are about 82-85 F with high humidity.
I'd prefer that over 78F in the morning. The sun is too strong in the morning.
Lol, running at 78 F isn't all that bad. I guess living in a place that's way hotter than you has me used to it. I usually run at night when temperatures are about 82-85 F with high humidity.
I wouldn't be able to do that so easily.
I can't run when the temp is above 80F and the DP is above 65F or so. My body sweats and dehydrates quickly, not to mention overheating. I used to be able to do it back when I was in good shape, back in hs.
High dew points are a real nuisance when it comes to exercise and physical labor.
Incidentally, I have no problem running in -20C as long as I have a hat and gloves.
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