Everyone CHECK-IN with their current High Temp this past week

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77.8 this week in Richmond, no heater or cooling.
2 weeks ago heater got stuck on and temp shot up to 94, lost half of my corals.:mad:
Needless to say no more heater.
 
78.3 - my tank stays within a .4 degree range. I think the sump being in a cool basement helps a lot.

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Tank hit 82.1 last night.
Starting to get hot in Southern California.
 
(I’m out of town for work so turned my AC from 76 to 82 while I’m gone)
 
77-77.8 my tank tends to stay there no matter temp outside. I have a chiller on the Reefer 350 In NC
 
78.7 .. northern ontario canada.. 6th(top) floor of apartment 83 w/humidity outside . dont know ambient inside temp with ac as it never hits setpoint, more used as dehumidifier lol
 
Columbia, SC hit 101°F during the week you speak... 3 week drout and 100 degree temps the entire time. Like normal people we have central air conditioning here and my house was never over 74°F. Therefore, my tank stayed 78°F, like it always is. :cool:

The drought broke and we have lots of rain in the forecast now, and temps are abnormally low in the 70s and 80s for this week.
 
Seeing these temps in the 80’s has me relived! My tank hit 80.3 the other night ( temp alarm went off around 4am!) here in west Texas. Running the AC a bit longer the past two days and now it’s back in the 78-79 range.
 
Main tank was 83 and garage tank was 81.7 and outside temp is 97 in San Mateo, CA. Main tanks fan kicks on at 78, sump doors are open. House has no AC so all windows are open.
 

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