Heating on?

[ian]

Hivebot claims 19.8 in the hallway so it would be on if I’d not turned it my off during the last cold spell. Booking somewhere warm for October hols.

[robgul]

Just crisp here - I may contemplate changing to my winter-weight shorts!     Cycling is year-round in shorts for me as I have a "secret weapon" . . . . .

[rafletcher]

Heating clicked on for an hour or so this morning.  The house has held steady at 17.5 since it turned off. Might click on this evening I suppose.

ETA First jumper-wearing day of this autumn.

[hellymedic]

Suspect my heating will be triggered by the thermostat soon...

[Mrs Pingu]

It was 13.something in our bedroom when I got up to do kitty breakfast this morning.
Which reminds me I need to buy new batteries for the Shelly Death Star.

[Wowbagger]

20°C outside at the moment, 19°C inside. Off for a swim in the sea shortly.

[Mr Larrington]

Larrington Towers was acceptably warm when I got in yesterday evening, and still is.  No fan required in the Grand Bedchamber though.

[mllePB]

Time to close the windows, after the fresh air fan has been over keen. brrrr

[JefO]

20°C outside at the moment, 19°C inside. Off for a swim in the sea shortly.

What temp is the water in Southend on mud atm?

[sojournermike]

20°C outside at the moment, 19°C inside. Off for a swim in the sea shortly.

What temp is the water in Southend on mud atm?

Turned ours on this morning for our bedroom and the kitchen - both below 15. Primarily for Mrs S. Hasn't run all day though and it's 18 outside now

[Basil]

20°C outside at the moment, 19°C inside. Off for a swim in the sea shortly.

What temp is the water in Southend on mud atm?

And what is the turd count?

[hellymedic]

Suspect my heating will be triggered by the thermostat soon...

As predicted, my radiators were warm this morning.
I started wearing my cardigan yesterday...

[ElyDave]

I've just had to take  my socks off, I was overheating

[Polar Bear]

I was just saying to mllePB how warm September has been to date.  In previous years we have usually had a chilly nip one evening prompting me to fire up the boiler and check radiators for cold spots and bleeding requirements.

Best put this on the list of jobs for next week.

[Mr Larrington]

Still in T-shaped shirt, shorts & bare feet in sunny dark E17.

[CarlF]

Still in T-shaped shirt, shorts & bare feet in sunny dark E17.

Luggage still in Seattle?

[bhoot]

Definitely still T shirt weather in E14, so sounds very likely it's the same in E17!

[Cudzoziemiec]

Shorts here today – but several layers up top. The shorts will probably be put away for the winter this week, possibly next.

[ian]

Boozing outside a central London pub and not shivering.

[Cudzoziemiec]

Changed the shorts for longs a couple of minutes ago.

[SteveC]

A little cool on the ride home, but that was probably the headwind.

[L CC]

Not sure what we're going to do this winter as No1Daughter has filled the fireplace with plants. And the windows are generally open 24/7 for cat ingress/egress.

Wear more jumpers, I s'pose.

[Mrs Pingu]

Put a cat flap in the window or teach them to tap on the window/ring the bell?

[mrcharly-YHT]

We've now been lighting the living room fire every night for over a week.

House is about 16-17C most of the time, which is a bit cool for comfortable relaxing in an evening.

[Mr Larrington]

26.5 in the Estate Office just now, according to the cheap'n'nasty gadget in there.  It seems to agree quite well with a clinical thermometer though, unlike its clock which gained twenty minutes while I was on me hols.