Temperature data plays an important part in understanding your bill if you have an electric heater, furnace, or air conditioner. This is especially true if your home is poorly insulated or has windows or vents that allow air leaks. This is because your heating/cooling unit has to work harder and longer to reach the desired "comfort" temperature you have set it for. When we determine if your bill might be higher than normal, one of the first things we verify is how your usage compared to the same time last year.

Jul-07 Jul-08 Date Low Temp High Temp Date Low Temp High Temp 1-Jul 71 86 1-Jul 67 85 2-Jul 70 80 2-Jul 61 92 3-Jul 64 88 3-Jul 70 92 4-Jul 67 88 4-Jul 73 93 5-Jul 69 92 5-Jul 71 89 6-Jul 72 94 6-Jul 70 88 7-Jul 74 92 7-Jul 71 88 8-Jul 74 89 8-Jul 75 91 9-Jul 73 91 9-Jul 69 93 10-Jul 76 94 10-Jul 74 91 11-Jul 77 91 11-Jul 74 86 12-Jul 73 90 12-Jul 71 92 13-Jul 70 82 13-Jul 72 93 14-Jul 70 86 14-Jul 75 85 15-Jul 68 89 15-Jul 69 89 16-Jul 70 91 16-Jul 68 89 17-Jul 74 95 17-Jul 67 90 18-Jul 73 94 18-Jul 68 88 19-Jul 76 99 19-Jul 72 87 20-Jul 78 87 20-Jul 74 94 21-Jul 71 86 21-Jul 78 97 22-Jul 63 85 22-Jul 75 98 23-Jul 64 88 23-Jul 72 87 24-Jul 66 90 24-Jul 70 87 25-Jul 67 90 25-Jul 67 85 26-Jul 70 92 26-Jul 72 84 27-Jul 71 91 27-Jul 73 92 28-Jul 72 89 28-Jul 73 92 29-Jul 74 90 29-Jul 76 92 30-Jul 73 85 30-Jul 74 93 31-Jul 71 90 31-Jul 73 91 Average 71 89   71 90 Days with highs Days with highs of 90 or more. 17 of 90 or more. 17 Days with highs Days with highs of 95 or more. 2 of 95 or more. 1 Close this window