August and the heating has gone on

[BenWickes]

Wife said to me last night 'Oh look! Ventilation in winter will help control Covid'. I immediately knew what she was angling at as she likes to keep the windows open whatever the weather. I replied 'That's nice, I won't die of Covid then. I'll die from Hypothermia. No we're not keeping the windows open all winter!'

[BenWickes]

I’ve had the heating on and off for a week or so and I live in Bournemouth. The strange is that the nights are warmer and you have to discard duvets, etc. I must go back to sleep. Zzzzzxzzzz

It is strange. It was quite warm Tuesday night in bed, woke up freezing Wednesday morning. Temperature must have dropped significantly overnight.

[Bigvince]

This topic reminds me why I left UK
Last week it was 117 deg F I think that is around 47 C, got to love California !
That temp is a bit unusually hot even for here.
Your talking about heaters I’m worried the air conditioner keeps working

Yes who needs heating when the states being consumed by wildfires

[tiger76]

Autumn's coming

UK's coldest September night in more than 20 yearshttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland- ... -54278543

[Paul Waine]

Autumn's coming

UK's coldest September night in more than 20 yearshttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland- ... -54278543

T-shirt and shorts weather for a guy who grew up in N.E.Lancs and living down London for past +30 years.