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I had a max reading of 38.9C in my conservatory yesterday, North facing and
at the back of the house. I have reflective blinds all around in there too - I guess they where stretched to their limit ![]() Jim "BlueLightning" wrote in message oups.com... And now there is a friggin bat flying around outside. It almost flew into the room, a few moments ago |
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![]() Smog wrote: I had a max reading of 38.9C in my conservatory yesterday, North facing and at the back of the house. I have reflective blinds all around in there too - I guess they where stretched to their limit ![]() Jim "BlueLightning" wrote in message oups.com... And now there is a friggin bat flying around outside. It almost flew into the room, a few moments ago I have noticed that a 10-15% change in humidity indoors makes a big difference to how it 'feels' sitting in my living room. I have a small instrument which displays temperature and humidity in the room. It is well away from the windows and is never in sunlight. For much of yesterday afternoon and evening it read 29C with humidity 38%. (This is with windows open) I find that it tends to fall about 3 or 4 degrees during the early hours and then rise slowly through the rest of the morning, and remain constant from about 2pm until 11pm. This morning it is reading 26C already and the humidity is 57%. Although the temperature is 3 degrees lower than yesterday afternoon, that increase in humidity means that I feel hotter now than I did all through yesterday. |
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