24.2C @ 74% RH in the living room atm.

An acceptable 25.7c in the warmest room (our bedroom) and 24.1c in the coolest room (hallway).

The windows are now open and the moderate NE'ly breeze is funnelling through the house gradually cooling things down.

The internal walls are starting to feel warmer to the touch.

Our houses will become little radiators as the fabric warms. Hopefully there will be no more requirement for the central heating to warm things up until September now.

An acceptable 25.7c in the warmest room (our bedroom) and 24.1c in the coolest room (hallway).

The windows are now open and the moderate NE'ly breeze is funnelling through the house gradually cooling things down.

The internal walls are starting to feel warmer to the touch.

Originally Posted by: idj20 

I've noticed that too, about the breeze blowing through the house thus keeping it fresh and airy. That'll make for a comfortable night tonight at least.
  And indeed, I've just this minute put my hand on the west-facing wall in my hobby room and it felt warm to the touch.

Originally Posted by: Gusty 

Our houses will become little radiators as the fabric warms. Hopefully there will be no more requirement for the central heating to warm things up until September now.

Originally Posted by: idj20 

Must admit, I will appreciate the cheaper energy bills, that's for sure, even mother is now complaining about how warm it is.  Yet this time last week she was shivering as cold mist and low cloud rolled in from the Channel.
  
One additional note, I can see the annual appearance of may bugs buzzing around this tree in front of the house, they usually appear at dusk time and do so every day for about two to three weeks but they're like sherman tanks with wings on as they lumber aimlessly around that tree, they are huge creatures and would make for ideal guard dogs if I could capture and tame one of those!

Originally Posted by: Gusty 

Those creatures sound crazy Ian ! . As for mother...stick her in the back garden for 10 minutes, that cool NE'ly breeze blowing in a temp of 16c will soon have her asking to come back in doors. 

For those of you with loft conversions, you will really feel the effects of heat rising!

Currently 31.2c up there with all windows wide open.

24.8c and falling slowly in my bedroom

Coolest room in the house is currently the downstairs hallway at 22.5c

Midnight BST ...

23.5C @ 75% RH inside in the living room.

17.1C @ 86% RH outside.

Sticky!

Doors open from 07:00  23c all rooms....

Cool in all rooms except the conservatory, 32.5c  where I am sitting now as its the only place I can get a wifi signal.

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Gary

Lounge 22.3c. Humidity 46% same temp other rooms. Thermometer in bedroom.Barometer in Hall..

19.8C inside, 25.2C outside.

Indoors 24c. Humidity 43%.. Only 1.7c. Difference outside but the Humidity ther is 24%...

24.4C @ 66% in the living room atm.

25.6C @ 66% in the back garden.

A warm 22c in the living room.

22.6C in the study, 23.5C in the bedroom, another sticky one for sleeping tonight.

Much cooler indoors today 24.2c

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Gary

Bedroom North facing  21c.  Hallway south facing  22c.  Lounge South facing 23.1c. Humidity 48% 

It was getting near 20C late yesterday so while it was cool this morning - below 13C outside - windows were opened for an hour to let air through.
It soon felt almost chilly, however with the windows closed to ventialtion only it has soon popped back up to 19.4 which demonstrates how slowly stone walls react to cooling as well as heating. 

Room temp a pleasant 21,4c with a nice freshening breeze blowing though the flat from the NE.

All windows are open so a slow cooling is taking affect.

Lovely and cool last night for sleeping.