72 Degrees Heating and Air Conditioning

06/12/2024

Warmer temperatures are on the way. Call 72 Degrees if your system is not working properly.

Our gradual warmup begins tomorrow, with temperatures likely remaining largely above average for the foreseeable future. There is some potential for impactful heat by early next week as well, but these higher end temperatures remain a bit uncertain.

07/16/2022

A temperature record today at 103!

At 1:57 p.m., STL Int'l Airport hit 103 degrees. This ties the previous record from 1936. It has been the hottest day of the summer so far and is the 3rd time St. Louis has warmed to 100+ this summer. 🌡️☀️

07/04/2022

06/12/2022

Dangerous heat index through Wednesday. Stay safe everyone.

Heat and humidity will increase on Sunday with afternoon heat index values likely to reach and/or exceed 105 F across portions of the area, if showers and thunderstorms remain minimal. Take necessary safety precautions if you spend time outside! Hot and humid conditions along with dangerous afternoon heat index values are expected to continue through Wednesday.

02/03/2022

Staying home because of the winter storm? This is a good time to change your furnace filter.

08/22/2021

Take precautions next week in the dangerous heat.

Hot and humid conditions will return to the region by early next week with highs up to 10 degrees above normal Monday into Wednesday. It appears likely that the peak heat index will climb above 100 degrees area-wide, with values near and even above 105 degrees likely in the warmest areas, including the St. Louis metropolitan area. Take precautions when going outdoors next week!

08/18/2021

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08/11/2021

Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors.

08/10/2021

Take frequent breaks in air conditioning during these temperatures.

An Excessive Heat Warning is now in effect for the St. Louis Metropolitan Area for today through Thursday. A Heat Advisory remains in effect through Thursday for the rest of the area. Heat index values up to 110 degrees are expected in the St. Louis Metro area with somewhat lower values between 105 and 110 across the remainder of the area. Remember, the effects of excessive heat are cumulative. The longer this heat wave lasts, the more stress is placed on the body. It is recommended that outdoor activities be minimized during the hottest part of the day. Take frequent breaks in air conditioning if possible, drink plenty of non-alcoholic and non-caffeinated fluids, and wear light-colored and lightweight clothing. Above all, NEVER leave children or pets in a car without air conditioning!

07/24/2021

Keep cool indoors while the outdoor temperatures soar this weekend.

It's going to be a hot one today. If you've got outdoor plans, be sure to take it easy and drink plenty of water!