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.

Not sure about outside right now but was 28 when I finished work at 3.
Living room is reading 35 degrees but the sun is directly into it all day.

Currently 30

31.7 (in a loft conversion in London)
WFH today and brain did not want to work

29’ 🥵

Sounds like my DH. I don't understand why it's such a hard concept to close the windows and blinds when it's hotter outside than inside. (And open them all at night to cool down again).

32c in my flat this afternoon My housing officer chose today to do a property inspection, NOW they finally take me seriously about how hot it gets in here

😂😂😂😂😂 You would be when you saw what they did to the water pipes under our bathroom...

But a lot of the time I absolutely love it and it's an incredible privilege to live here.

No windows, but bifolds are not open. I also have invested in UV blinds for the roof lights too otherwise it would be well over 40 I imagine. Kids bedrooms (on different sides of the house) are both 29 degrees despite having blinds down all day and windows opened this evening.