Austin AC avg thermostat settings?

[Tim Lord]

I was a student (long ago) at UT Austin; if things now are like they were
then, a sweatshirt / windbreaker / long-sleeved shirt is a handy thing to
have in nearly any air conditioned building. You can unbutton or remove an
outer layer if you're warm enough, but you can't put one on if you don't
have it.

This is true not just on campus, but in many other places (theaters,
museums, restaurants), in that many places err on the side of freezing. I
don't personally mind this -- so long as I have remembered a protective
layer. It's the transition and contrast that can be jarring, even when I
like the indoor temperature just fine otherwise.




On Thu, May 30, 2013 at 3:19 AM, Mark Keating <m.keating at shadowcat.co.uk>wrote:

> Well, since I am from the north of England where average day temps at the
> moment are 12 centigrade - about 55 Fahrenheit and this is summer here, we
> could see temperatures of 20/70 degrees (a hot day) at this time of year
> and have to wait for that special week or two in August before we see 25/80
> (which often doesn't happen) I can say only this.
>
> Bugger.
>
> I had better pack a bucket (pail) so you can carry me around when I melt
> like the portly gentleman at the end of Raiders of the Lost Arc.
>
> -mdk
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