The indoor Temperature today is 21. c.

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21.8c in the hallway today. We've lost a couple of degrees in recent days and are being mindful to keep doors and windows closed when its sub 20c outside. Hopefully some afternoon sunshine will pop the indoor temperature up to 22c in the next couple of hours.

A rather cool night tonight and a somewhat cloudy day tomorrow will probably do little to arrest the slow fall. Hopefully some 24-25c outside air on Monday with lower angle sunshine and the patio doors open will draw some warmth back in. 

 

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Yesterday was the first day since June I didn't need to have the windows open, or the a/c on, to cool the house to a bearable level.

21C upstairs when I got in (a brief high of 21C outside, but a largely cloudy day meant solar heating was limited) and 19C by the morning.

 

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21.0c in lounge. Had to turn off the heating as it came on.

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21.0c at 7am this morning. Some morning sunshine through the east facing windows has pushed the temperature up to 21.4c. A burst of morning sunshine is important as we have no south facing windows and have to wait until 2pm for the sun to move round to the west facing windows.

Yesterday the temperature rallied, peaking at 22.4c, thanks to some low angle prolonged sunshine through those windows between 4.30 and 5.30pm.

I'm looking forward to Monday when hopefully we can let in some 25c outside air in.

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19.0C tonight. No intention of turning any heating on.

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Still a pleasantly warm 20°C here

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21.5c. In the lounge. Better than 17.0c outside.

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13.4 outside, 20C upstairs and 19.5C downstairs.

Quite pleasant, really, although it was a couple of degrees too warm when I went to bed.

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21.4c at 6am this morning (up 0.4) from yesterday. All due to a sunny day yesterday and calm conditions overnight.

This morning the sun shines strongly through those east facing windows with a pleasant hallway temperature of 21.9c.

Weather conditions to be treasured to avoid the dreaded switch on !

No central heating needed since 5th May.

 

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Coming down now 23C downstairs 24C upstairs.

 

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I reckon Friday will be the first day I need it - some very cold nights with low single figures progged. That'll knock it right down in my house.

 

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Yes Gavin. A cool upper flow setting in with some cold nights will do some damage. Especially so if we get convective afternoon infill. The aim is to try to retain as much internal warmth as possible before then.

 

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I took a look at the GFS run and we should see many sunny days next week and cool nights so might be my house temps would drop below 20C over nights due to shutters still opened.  I will return home on 22nd and HP already over us and moving east so that will bring back low 20's as par the graph show after a cool dip.  Once I return home indoor temps will be back to 23-24c and 21-23c over night lows with shutters closed.   With lower sun angel will bring more sunlight indoors and easier to raise temps than in summer months. 

Maybe you might not needed if sunny because today look very polluted and not much sun so not warm feeling but feel warm factor next week, I see Nuneaton going for 17C and sunny while on Monday over reacting rain 23C which I know either 23C is very wrong or rain symbol is very wrong but I prefer 17c and sunny which will make indoors more warmer than today or tomorrow if no sun.

21C outside, 21C downstairs and 24C upstairs. Windows open - will probably need a spot of a/c this evening the way it's going.

 

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...and I did need a/c in the end, as it reached 26C even with the windows open. Got it down to 19C upstairs before turning it off, whereupon it rose to 24C again overnight.

It's now 23C upstairs and 20C downstairs. Going to be a warm one today, judging by the mist outside!

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Good internal warming yesterday, peaking at 24.3c in the hallway late yesterday afternoon. Outside temps of 23c, calm conditions and low angle sun through the doors into the house between 3 and 5.30pm really really helped.

The thick curtains were closed by 8pm to retain the warmth and as a result we have achieved a starting temperature of 22.9c in the hallway this morning (up 1.5 from yesterday).

The chill at the end of the week is coming. Its all about preservation at the moment. Today will be a good day to get more stored up.

 

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UP TWO Degrees since yesterday. 23c  indoors.

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30.4 C in my south-facing living room which has a floor-to-ceiling window. No A/c though - I can retreat to the study which remains cool.

Solar hot water at 59.1 C (FWIW, with a higher sun angle earlier in the year it would easily have reached max working temp 66.5 C on a day like this)

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Unbearably warm and humid (17.5C dp indoors). Just as well I have the day off work, it'll give me a headstart on cooling things... time to get the portable a/c cranked up!

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Holding up at 21c inside despite nobody being in the house all weekend, good to get to this stage in September and not even have to contemplate the heating.
Later this week could be a test though.

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The a/c only got it down to 20C before I turned it off to go to bed - the MetO automated had light rain later in the evening, so best not to have a large exhaust hose dangling out of a window.

25.4C this morning, what a steamy, sticky night for sleeping that was. Awful!

It's still 22C downstairs too, which is very warm for four in the morning.

18.7C is the overnight low outside so far. Cooler, single-degree nights can't come soon enough for me!

 

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Cooler air is on its way, quite a contrast in temps though this morning.

6am  20.6c at Plymouth 7c at Manchester. 

We are in the cooler air at 8.3c and the house is just under 19c now .

 

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21.5 C inside this morning on the south coast

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