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70°.
 
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Lower Alabama: 78 (ac) summer, 77 (heat) winter
Any cooler inside and I'd have to wear a long sleeve shirt or sleep under the covers.

Small 2 bdrm house built 1945 but now has double pane window upgrade. Seldom have a power bill over $100 summer or winter. I guess the yearly average is about $80-$90 a month.
 
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68. I have two giant central air units and I don’t care if it costs me $1000 a month I refuse to sweat my balls off in the summer. I went to a family dinner on Sunday and the house was 78 degrees. I lasted all of 20 min and left. Life’s too short to be uncomfortable.


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I sit in a corner.
It's about 90°.


I see what you did there. Took a bit to catch that.

We are at 72 deg from about March through December.




 
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We keep our house at 72 during the day, and 70 at night during the summer months.

In the winter it's set at 70 during the day, and 66 at night.


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74 in Summer, 70 in Winter.
 
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70 night, 73-74 day
 
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Right now, here in yUK, we are suffering the highest July temps on record - tomorrow is going to hit 103F in the south East. Right now, where I am, it is 34C outside the front door, and will be getting more hot as the day progresses.

Indoors it is 28C - 82.4F.

As many here know, aircon in the UK is almost unheard of, except in the most modern buildings. And small unit hire is ridiculously expensive because, basically, there are none around.
 
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Central AZ this time of year:
average outside high is 100-104.
Average low at night is in the 70s.
78 when unoccupied
75 in the evenings
73 at bedtime

Thermostat handles all the changes for us.



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70

Finally got a break from the heat yesterday when a big storm front rolled through. My office has windows facing East with no solar film (yet!) and the temp spikes 8 degrees (up to around 77) by noon usually!

This past Saturday we got a nice 45 min gullywasher during the 98-degree heat of the day and I went outside shirtless (sorry neighbors) and enjoyed the refreshing rain for about five mins. It was awesome. Sunday was back to cloudless brutality.


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I keep my central A/C on 80 degrees all Summer. I work in 100 + temps so 80 is fine for me at home.



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summer 72F - winter 69F - never open the windows due to Texas allergies
 
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77-78 summer

67-68 winter
 
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77-78 summer, 65 winter.
 
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71-72 summer
68 winter
 
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79 or 80 most of the time running a/c. It is Florida super hot outside..
 
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80 or so summer.
And only if it hits 90 outside.





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We keep our house at 75 in the summer and 65 in the winter.



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Good grief. I would burst into flames or become homicidal if we kept the house in the upper 70s...let alone in the 80s.

72 in the summer with ceiling fans always on. Low 60s in the winter. I can't wait for summer to be over.
 
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I dont have the slightest clue what the temperature in the house it. Haha.

I switch it to heat in the winter and cool in the summer. As far as the temperature..... no idea. My wife is always cold and I am always hot. Kids are too young to care.
 
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