What's your Current Indoor Temp? (average, cities, season, America)

[ase42dv]

21ºC / 69,8F inside, about 14ºC / 57,2F outside... for today the forecast is 21ºC and sunny so it will rise up a bit I guess.

[ben86]

Just over 27C, after two sunny days of 26/12 and 26/14 and with all windows open and curtains/blinds closed all day.

Typical July/August indoor temperature here is a very comfortable 23-24C but there is no way of keeping it cool on hotter days

[Thunder98]

Currently 76F and rising

[Rozenn]

Originally Posted by ben86

Just over 27C, after two sunny days of 26/12 and 26/14 and with all windows open and curtains/blinds closed all day.

Holy moly! 27°C here too, but after two sunny days of 31/23 and 29/25, no low below 21 since Sunday last week and no real cloudy day since God knows why. Goes to show the difference in construction. I definitely see the difference between my apartment on the Riviera and my parents' house in Paris, which acts more like British houses.

[ArizonaSunshine]

26C so quite stuffy. All windows and doors hermetically sealed as it's still 29C outside now at 8PM. Unlike 99% of the world's population, I live in an country where air conditioning for personal use (non-office) is banned, so I have no choice here.

[Rozenn]

Geez looks like it's difficult for even hotels to obtain authorizations. Apparently it varies from a canton to another, sounds like it's easier in Vaud than in Geneva:
Canicule: Installer sa propre clim' en Suisse? Ce n'est pas si facile! - Suisse: Politique - 24heures.ch

I'm flabbergasted.

[ArizonaSunshine]

Originally Posted by Rozenn

Geez looks like it's difficult for even hotels to obtain authorizations. Apparently it varies from a canton to another, sounds like it's easier in Vaud than in Geneva:
Canicule: Installer sa propre clim' en Suisse? Ce n'est pas si facile! - Suisse: Politique - 24heures.ch

I'm flabbergasted.

Correct. Geneva and Vaud cantons do not allow it.

[Dean York]

After two 30C days it's 26C downstairs, and 33C upstairs!

[tenkier7]

Originally Posted by Rozenn

Holy moly! 27°C here too, but after two sunny days of 31/23 and 29/25, no low below 21 since Sunday last week and no real cloudy day since God knows why. Goes to show the difference in construction. I definitely see the difference between my apartment on the Riviera and my parents' house in Paris, which acts more like British houses.

I'll be dammmmmmmmned, if the heatwave trend continues until the end of summer...... desperately wish and wish to have lots of below average weather this season.

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In sweaty Europe, air conditioning is no way to cope with the heat | McClatchy Washington Bureau
Without having a proper air conditioning, there are potentially at least a couple weeks of an uncomfortable period to suffer from heat in anywhere south of the northern Scandinavia and Scotland in Europe.

[The East Frisian]

Currently 26.7°C (80°F) here, had the curtains closed all day, otherwise i would have easily 30°C in my appartment.