what temp is it in the room your are in? And outside?

[William Gaatjes]

At the moment, my living room is 27 degrees Celcius. But we are having a tropical day today here in the Netherlands.
I worship my fan at the moment. There is no wind, no cool breeze coming from outside through the window. And the humidity is rising because clouds are coming.

 

[FeuerFrei]

98°F in the office

Could be worse. Humidity is low and I've seen it up to 103° before.
Not sweating much.

 

[Red Squirrel]

98°F in the office

Could be worse. Humidity is low and I've seen it up to 103° before.
Not sweating much.

Holy crap that's 36C. I'd be drowning in my own sweat. When it hits 25 in here I usually fire up the 1 ton / 12,000 BTU portable. I can get it down to 19 (66F) if I close the door and give it enough time.

 

[nageov3t]

89F outside, 79F inside according to the thermostat, although it feels slightly cooler at least. have the AC cranked to the max and the ceiling fan running, but I'm in a large room (living room)

80% of the windows in my apartment are west-facing, so while it's very cool in the morning and early afternoon hours, once the sun crests over it turns into a blazing inferno in the late afternoon. (unfortunately, the only windows *without* west-facing windows don't have AC in them -- the kitchen and bathroom)

 

[William Gaatjes]

98°F in the office

Could be worse. Humidity is low and I've seen it up to 103° before.
Not sweating much.

Way too hot for me. I would suffer thermal throtteling. My brain would become slow. Non stop sweating. I would need a towel.

 

[Arcadio]

90 outside, 91 inside. I love it. I am comfortable without AC.

 

[FeuerFrei]

Holy crap that's 36C. I'd be drowning in my own sweat. When it hits 25 in here I usually fire up the 1 ton / 12,000 BTU portable. I can get it down to 19 (66F) if I close the door and give it enough time.

Humidity is in the 20-30% range (ultra low here) so as long as I sit motionless and let the fan wash over me, I stay dry enough that I don't have to mop my face. But most days I'm wiping off sweat and swigging the cold water. Not sure how much the refrigerator, PCs, and UPS can endure. Only one pc has temp sensors and when I switched it on it read 40°C.

Way too hot for me. I would suffer thermal throtteling. My brain would become slow. Non stop sweating. I would need a towel.

;D Yeah pretty much. The heat is soo distracting. I'm often on the verge of walking out. I open the outside door down the hall and let the fans shift air around. It may be 99 outside but feels comparatively dry, cool, and breezy.

 

[lxskllr]

91F outside, 78F inside. It's not so bad with my ceiling fans on.

 

[SlitheryDee]

Inside my house it's 72F. I dunno what it is outside, but I think I just saw a bird catch on fire mid-flight.

 

[cavemanmoron]

Inside my house it's 72F. I dunno what it is outside, but I think I just saw a bird catch on fire mid-flight.

LOL.

71f in this room, 72f and Wet outside, showers/thunderstorms going thru the area,
was 95f for a high at my house today.

 

[lxskllr]

Inside my house it's 72F. I dunno what it is outside, but I think I just saw a bird catch on fire mid-flight.

 

[Meghan54]

Hit 95F today, going for 100F the next two days.

Inside, 73F.

 

[Red Squirrel]

My thermometer says 24 now, probably because my cat has her butt against it. 14C outside. My sensor says 17C. I need to move that so it's in the middle of the yard or something.

 

[cavemanmoron]

70f inside, 64f outside, I have 2 fans in windows blowing cooler air inside,
2 other windows open to let warm air Out.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Current readings:

Living Room 18.9375°C (-)
Hallway 19.9375°C (=)
Server Room 22.0625°C (=)
HVAC Return 19.8125°C (-)
HVAC Supply 20.125°C (-)
Outside 11.3125°C (=)

It's like if our heat wave never even happened. Summer is more or less come to an end now. We don't get summer throughout August any more. August is the new September. My outside sensor is a bit biased as it is connected directly to the house, Weather Network says 9C and I believe it. Feels even colder and there was lot of condensation on the car.

 

[cavemanmoron]

72f inside and out. was 87f for a high today, low was 65f.

Summertime.

 

[local]

Earlier today, outside 106 inside 83 AC has not shut off in 6 days. Yay undersized efficient AC system!

 

[Leopardos]

120.2 outside (49C)
75.2 Inside (24C) ( Thank you, Conditioner )

 

[Muse]

70.5 F inside, 65 outside, 10:36 PM PDT. I have a couple of 200mm fans drawing the outside air into the bedroom but it will stay warmer than outside all night regardless. I installed a window AC in the room a year ago but have turned it on only around 5 times, usually for less than an hour. It doesn't get terribly hot here a lot. However, my bedroom is on the 2nd floor, so it's warmer than downstairs, always is. I prefer my bedroom to be cooler than 65 degrees when I sleep.

Current readings:

Living Room 18.9375°C (-)
Hallway 19.9375°C (=)
Server Room 22.0625°C (=)
HVAC Return 19.8125°C (-)
HVAC Supply 20.125°C (-)
Outside 11.3125°C (=)

It's like if our heat wave never even happened. Summer is more or less come to an end now. We don't get summer throughout August any more. August is the new September. My outside sensor is a bit biased as it is connected directly to the house, Weather Network says 9C and I believe it. Feels even colder and there was lot of condensation on the car.

I can't think in centigrade. I know, 20C is something like 70F, I guess, but other than that, I have very little sense of what it means. In the USA they never talk centigrade, it's always Fahrenheit. I'm sure if I lived where they talked in C for a while I'd get the picture pretty soon, surely after living there for a year, especially if there are some extremes, but it hasn't happened so far.

So, it's 11C outside. What's that, 50F or so?

 

[Red Squirrel]

I can't think in centigrade. I know, 20C is something like 70F, I guess, but other than that, I have very little sense of what it means. In the USA they never talk centigrade, it's always Fahrenheit. I'm sure if I lived where they talked in C for a while I'd get the picture pretty soon, surely after living there for a year, especially if there are some extremes, but it hasn't happened so far.

So, it's 11C outside. What's that, 50F or so?

I'm the same way but with F. I always just punch it in google.

"11C in F" returns 51.800 °F so you were very close.


Current readings, almost time to fire up the AC.

Living Room 23°C (=)
Hallway 23.125°C (=)
Server Room 25.0625°C (=)
HVAC Return 22.875°C (=)
HVAC Supply 23.25°C (=)
Outside 20.3125°C (=)
24C in my office, always a little warmer in here as the server room is just below. 25 is usually when I fire up the AC.

I'm hoping the rain holds off tomorrow since my cold is finally done and I'm off again so I can finally do some yard work and stuff.

 

[Childs]

Heh, the OP has been keeping this thread going for 12 years. Anyways, my apt can be up to 20 degrees hotter inside than outside! And in the winter its also colder inside than outside. Its like the freaking apt finds the highest or lowest outside temp of the day and never lets it go.

 

[WelshBloke]

120.2 outside (49C)

How do you go outside in that? I'm guessing that you don't?

24C outside, 24C inside here.

 

[Leopardos]

How do you go outside in that? I'm guessing that you don't?

24C outside, 24C inside here.

We are used to high temps, but 49 is way 12+ more than usual during the summer time..
There is a heat wave in the middle east the past few days ....
I live in Israel...

 

[cavemanmoron]

71f inside; 90f outside with a dewpoint of 71f {Very Muggy yuck}

 

[John Connor]

Was around 50 F last night. Now it's about 72 F inside and 66 F outside.