CP wrote --

I prefer 80F+ all 4 seasons.

I like it between 55 and 85.
Cool nights good for sleeping, and warm days where you don't need a
jacket or anything.
Joe

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Hello JOE MACKEY!

** On Sunday 30.01.22 - 07:03, JOE MACKEY wrote to GEORGE POPE:

CP wrote --

I prefer 80F+ all 4 seasons.

I like it between 55 and 85.
Cool nights good for sleeping, and warm days where you don't need a jacket or anything.

The inside temp fell to around 13C at some point overnight (and
-33C between 5am-6am outside). I didn't even notice it. Woke
up to the temp at 16C. Now, about 4 hours later, I am basking
in romm temp of 17C.
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Aug wrote --

up to the temp at 16C. Now, about 4 hours later, I am basking
in romm temp of 17C.

My place stays pretty much 20C without heat in the winter, due to heat
from the apartment below rising up.
This is during a normal winter where it runs from about -3 overnight to
7.2 during the day.
On my days off I might have the heat on but usually its get up, go to
work, come home, go to bed without any heat on.
And unless a really cold night, there is no heat on then. I'm nice and
warm snuggled under the covers and don't notice it. :)
Joe
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CP wrote --

I prefer 80F+ all 4 seasons.

I like it between 55 and 85.
Cool nights good for sleeping, and warm days where you don't need a
jacket or anything.

Yup, I like warm overall, as if waremn, I sleep sans covers with the fan on high enough to be comfortable, & prefer to just go out in a short-sleeved shirt. . .

I do that now & it HURTS!!!


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The inside temp fell to around 13C at some point overnight (and
-33C between 5am-6am outside). I didn't even notice it. Woke
up to the temp at 16C. Now, about 4 hours later, I am basking
in romm temp of 17C.

& God bless you. . .

You earned your money & you decide how to spend it according to the creature comfortas YOU gety to definefor yourself.

I kept my place at 25C when heat was included, but no more than 23 now that I'm paying for the gas. . .

When I'm earning more, I'll pop it back up to 25. . .

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Joe,

We had long rains and falling temps on Thursday.
It turned to freezing rain and sleet that evening and overnight it snowed. Mot much, about an inch, But under that snow was just ice.

That's the dangerous part.

But as the way wore on it warmed and except in shady areas that all melted with the streets and sidewalks drying,

There is a name for that, but it scrolled off the weather page. The word began with Ab, but I don't remember the rest (no, it wasn't cdefg, etc. <G>).

Ohio, just across the river, got it worse than we did with lots of
local flooding.

They will with the snow melt.

We may be dealing with severe weather by the middle of next week...just
in time for our severe weather awareness week and tornado season (sigh!).

Daryl

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