What temperature is your house right now?

[WiseDuck]

The back part of my new house is really good at keeping cool - due to hard floors and aspect I guess.

I’m in Berks, supposedly 29c outside.

House is showing 23.5c. Very grateful as I have young kids and a dog.

Just curious.

Our last house was a new build and unbearable, would often only be a degree below outside temps.

21° and just right.
It’s 33°on the back patio, 29° in the shade on the lawn 🥵

I've brought my cat in, she doesn't seek the shady spot and just lies in the full glare of the sun 🙄she is now on sofa on a cotton sheet with a fan blowing nearby - she now feels a normal temperature

28

I am starting to feel ill and rotten. I can't stand it.

25 downstairs, so ok
27 upstairs, I will put the portable air con on tonight
31 outside

34 outside. Cooler inside because I’ve got air coolers blasting out. 🥵

If I am in charge of opening and closing curtains and windows on the correct sides of the house at the right time, it can be 30 degrees outside and 24 degrees inside.

DH is in charge of these things today, so I fully expect the inside of the house to be 30 degrees when I get home!

We have a conservatory which, thankfully, has double glazed doors into the house and this thankfully stops the heat transferring. That, with the doors and windows open, is currently 39.5 degrees!

Thermostat (in hallway) is reading 26.4 so it's reasonably comfortable indoors, outside is definitely hotter (forecast says 28 today) but it's cloudy and muggy here rather than sunny and it's the sun on our back windows from 1pm til sundown which seems to heat our house to furnace temperatures so doesn't feel too bad at all today.

Central London. 32 outside and 30 inside. I'm melting!

The hive says 27.8 but it's in a cool part of the house

41C in the kitchen 😁

18 both inside and out at the moment. We have a yellow weather warning for rain today.

32 outside, 26.5 inside 💦 south east

Ditto!
Its 26C on the sunny side of the house though, the back is much cooler. But it feels ok to me...I have reflective blackout fabric I stick to the windows with velcro in hot weather and it really keeps the heat down.

Unfortunately I have to go to work tonight which means working in an oven in a polyester uniform.😥

Downstairs North facing front room 23 - it's quite insulated and is cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Upstairs is 26.

21 degrees apparently but that's the temp we set the aircon to.

31. Might see if I can pop to hell to cool down.

Do you have aircon in all rooms?

I’m looking at getting aircon for our house and wondering if you have to have every room done. I live in the south east of England

27.1 currently. I'm in Herts. Our house really retains the heat which is great in winter, not so much in the summer. Kids rooms upstairs will be closer to 29 I reckon. 😰

Thankfully we have an air con unit which we'll put on upstairs a bit later on, it's a godsend.

Now 29c in the coldest part of the house. Livingroom is satans ball sack south facing. Outside 32c.

31 inside 🥵

21 - have also got the air con on.

21, no air con, fans or windows open because we're in Scotland and our area has only just warmed up a little after quite a ferocious thunderstorm!

Mine is 26.4 according to Hive. Feels like 126.4, been working from home today and I'm absolutely boiling 🥵

HORRIFIED 😵

Sat at 26.7 downstairs at the moment, I can feel a through draft so doesn't feel like high. Dread to think how hot it is upstairs. West Mids.