Derek Cole explains November's frost advisory nights, where warm days flip to cool evenings. Set your thermostat to auto mode with both cooling and heating setpoints so it switches automatically as temperatures swing, keeping you comfortable without manual adjustments.
What's up, what's up everyone? Derek Cole here. November weather, well, I call it the frost advisory nights. That's what I call it because you have those warm days and then you have those cooler cold evenings where you may get some frost. But, um, but really you could use AC, your AC and your heating in the same 24 hours. So make sure you use the auto feature on your thermostat. That way you can set your AC temperature and your heating temperature. So if it gets too warm during the day and gets above the AC temperature, the AC will come on. If it gets cool at night and below that temperature for heating, the heat will come on. That way you're not going back and forth, back and forth, you know, what mode I'm on, what's the temperature in here, uh, and you stay comfortable. So use, use the auto feature on your thermostat to save you from having to worry about that. But enjoy it, uh, November, November weather, um, and you know, the cold winter season is coming, so enjoy these November days.
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