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How can you sleep in 83. Down in sputh florida my a/c runs almost constantly to keep it in the mid-70s and I still need a fan to sleep! I love the fall/winter months so i can turn off ac and let my house cool into the 60s
EDIT: It seems like quite alot of you have no a/c? Seems ghastly! I have a heater here in South Florida for some reason gets used maybe two weeks out of the year when nights drop into the 40s
We set the A/C (thermostat) to 81 F in July, but heat rises upwards into my room so it's generally a few degrees warmer in there (82-85 F). I agree that it's pretty difficult to fall asleep in these conditions, especially when the nighttime lows and dew points are very high, but I get used to it.
It's equally difficult for me to fall asleep in January because I don't use thick blankets, but as in summer I get used to it. The worst nights are the rare nights when the outside temp drops below 10 F, and my room temp will drop into the low-mid 50s.
Usually 15-17°C (59-63°F) at night at this time of year, in summer it can be as hot as 26°C (79°F) and this is only time of year where i sometimes sleep with open windows. Its not that i am freezing, i just don't like to hear the noise from the harbour nearby.
17 degrees, up to 18 with heating, down to 12-13 at night, during average winter conditions. Costs about £1.50 a day to heat the room in winter, to these levels.
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. Down in sputh florida my a/c runs almost constantly to keep it in the mid-70s and I still need a fan to sleep! I love the fall/winter months so i can turn off ac and let my house cool into the 60s
gets used maybe two weeks out of the year when nights drop into the 40s
Some sorta forum joke I'm missing?
