Anyone have to turn on their heat yet?

[International Playa]

Trying to hold out till November. I only turn them on when females come over

 

[Elle Seven]

Waiting for the temps to stabilize. I thought we were 100% in autumn here but I see we've got an 80-degree day today. Got wool and electric blankets on the beds though.

 

[Flexington]

Not yet. In Denver it’s only “cold” in the early morning/late night right now. Lows in the 40s w highs of 70s. But this Thursday supposed to be cold.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

I've turned off the A/C but haven't turned on the heat yet ut hasn't been that cold. Once you turn on the heat you have to admit fall is here.

I'm getting close.

 

[Shakeydog]

It’s brick upstate Ny right now

 

[FreshFromATL]

It's getting cold in Atlanta at night and in the am

 

[Free Manolo]

My shyt’s been on since Saturday. I’m in Toronto though

 

[Canada Goose]

i thought yall fly south for the winter?

The Geese in cold weather regions stay there year round.

 

[daemonova]

The small space heater, but not the heat yet. Last night I had to pull the thick hoody out the closet tho, so it’s time here in Atlanta.

Finna pull out the flannel next month like it's a pearl jam video

 

[jdubnyce]

Gave in this morning

Kids didn't complain though....but the wife did
7c outside this morning
House went down to 18c overnight

 

[MajesticLion]

Another day in paradise, right

 

[old pig]

in the mornings the last week or so

 

[darealvelle]

Nope the temp is perfect here in Atlanta.

 

[Loggie]

My Wife said the baby’s feet are cold. She just started walking and we don’t have carpet on our floors downstairs. If she puts on socks, she would be slipping and sliding.

It’s was 47 degrees yesterday morning in the A so she finally gave in. She turned the heat to 70 degrees.

Our last electric bill was $163.

The month before was $433.

I get home in November and will have to get used to the cold weather. Ten days from now it will finally dip below 70 in the morning.

 

[Jalether]

Be glad you don't live in 3rd world countries with "harsh" winters

temps in Johannesburg for example regularly drops to 33f at night and 80 percent of their houses have zero heating