...to ask what your indoor temperature is currently?

[AbsolutelyScorching]

I'm in London and it's 29°C in my flat at the moment, with the air conditioning on. We only moved here a few months ago and I don't know why it's so hot indoors. Is it normal for it to be like 5°C hotter indoors than outside in this weather? Sorry if this is a stupid question.

I feel awful and my cat was ill anyway but I'm sure this heat will kill him our flat is so hot. I feel really bad for him but I can't do anything other than keep icing him down and keeping the AC on which isn't making any difference seemingly.

23.5 degrees inside here in the SE. Currently only 22 degrees outside but was up to 33 degrees earlier in the day.

It feels hotter becuase it is humid, reading 73% here.

just outside London, and it’s 24.5 (no air conditioning). it was 29.5 yesterday at the same time, so much much better now

Kent, 27 in coldest room, 31 in hottest upstairs outside was 34

No idea. Too hot and humid. Inside concrete steps are sweating.

South East, its 22C inside my flat.

My cat suffers with the heat too. Put a cold wet towel on him and one on the floor for him to lie in. Invest in a cool mat for him and keep it in the freezer.
Freeze some tuna brine in ice cube trays and let him play with it, the ice will cool down his paws if he's batting it around.

South east, 28.4c

Indoors, it's down to 20 degrees as I have the portable air con on. I think it's 26 outside. Yesterday we were 32 degrees outside, managed to get the flat down to 24 degrees...2 air con and the curtains drawn. In the midlands here.

25c

28 upstairs, SE London. Considerably cooler than yesterday. No a/c.

outside it went to 32 today.
the coolest room in the house is 29.
I havd one damp flannel on my neck and another one on my feet.

25c in s Wales. It's been warm all day but there is a bit of a breeze now.

The top floor of our house reached 35 degrees yesterday. We've got a problem with a roof light on the top floor which would normally let out a lot of the heat. Don't have anything to do with a company called Glazing Vision! 🥵

24 in my kitchen. It's 15 outside but not pleasant fresh 15, it's dark mizzly and generally pretty clammy and unpleasant. I've had a stinker of a headache and manages d to do bugger all, this afternoon.

Just outside Manchester. Indoors is 26°, down from 29° yesterday. Outside is now 21°, supposedly dropping to 15° overnight. Inside should start coming down soon.

25 inside with windows/doors open. It say 16 outside on weather app but does feel warmer. Houses in uk are built to retain heat so will be warmer than outside. Jealous of air con but living in the nw it,s unlikely to be a necessity here apart from a few days a year.

22°c indoors according to my hive thermostat. I'm just outside Glasgow in Scotland.

24.5 downstairs and 25.5 upstairs. We don’t have air conditioning though, just a couple of fans.

22 in the midlands.

Greater London and house thermostate is showing 29 degrees!!!

20 indoors here (NE)

I don't have fans or anything on just a couple of windows open upstairs.

16 here indoors, feels much colder outside. Its gale force winds too with a bit of rain. We are right up on the tops of the pennines. I'm having a toasty hot bath!

28° here in Devon 🥵

24.8 Manchester

London, have got the flat down to 30 degrees but peaked at 34 today and yesterday. Dropped down to 27 last night. Trying to revise and keep 13 month old DD cool!