Cold enough to flare up my raynauds and make my fingers stiff and numb but then this last week hS been in the 80s which is too hot for meOh I missed that was last summer! Oops...
Lucky you! (Depending on how cold I suppose )
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Cold enough to flare up my raynauds and make my fingers stiff and numb but then this last week hS been in the 80s which is too hot for meOh I missed that was last summer! Oops...
Lucky you! (Depending on how cold I suppose )
Only think to cool down water has to evaporate from the surface to cool the water down. So I agree on the watermovement but seriously doubt a fountain / fog will help. Aerating (for watermovement) is a good idea !I've always wondered if a micro fountain with fine jets would help to increase evaporative cooling. Of course, this would work best in a desert environment. Even a fine spray bar, with an open top, with lower water levels to allow more air contact.
Breaking a volume of water into spray or mist greatly increases the surface area to evaporate compared to a larger volume of water. This is sometimes done for industrial cooling. The rub would be in the implementation in a tank.Only think to cool down water has to evaporate from the surface to cool the water down. So I agree on the watermovement but seriously doubt a fountain / fog will help. Aerating (for watermovement) is a good idea !
Man thats insane thats some swing between the seasons.As someone who has lived most of his years in a climate that ranges from -30 in winter to +35 in summer
See im not too worried with the dogs and other pets as i know i could easily manage keeping them cool. Cant move 5ft tanks to a cooler part of the house as easy.My last worry is how my tropical animals are going to deal with the heat when my half ginger day walker vampire butt is outside all day digging foundations
If my fish can’t hack the weather out while they chill in there little house
That’s there issue il worry about my dogs more as they aren’t tropical animals lol
Thats something else the Uk cant deal with. Country comes to a stand still if we get anything more than 3 inches.Well all shall say is that after the mini heatwave has happened, I sincerely hope that we get some proper snow in the winter...and by proper snow, I do not mean the wishy washy stuff....I mean 5-7ft deep that lasts for the entire winter
My wife and I visited relatives in Phoenix once and all outdoor seating areas at restaurants and bars have misters overhead. They work great.I've always wondered if a micro fountain with fine jets would help to increase evaporative cooling. Of course, this would work best in a desert environment. Even a fine spray bar, with an open top, with lower water levels to allow more air contact.
Air conditioning.The Texans will know as their climate seems like an afterlife for people who don't change water or feed their fish, but I also imagine they have tech to deal with the heat.
I think the driving parameter would be RH (Relative Humidity). As RH rises, the temp drop due to evaporative cooling decreases. Phoenix is probably much less RH than the OP location.My wife and I visited relatives in Phoenix once and all outdoor seating areas at restaurants and bars have misters overhead. They work great.