81° in Florida. Something I never thought about before. 45 degrees in Nebraska from a well.

60 is our ground temp.

Our tap water is 52F if it's been running for a while. The water warms up if it sits in the pipes for a while. We have a good well.

Keith

Glad I'm not in florida -- our ground water is a little cooler here ===== haven't measured - but app 50-60. river water this time of year about 65 -70.

Ground water is 54º here. Quite a bit warmer or colder after it's been sitting in the pipes for a while.

Ours is in the high 70's to low 80 right now. Around the middle of August I have a client that will call me out for hot water mixing with the cold. They will have their clients complain that there is hot water in the toilets. Their water line runs about 15-18" below the large parking lot and it will be 87-89 degrees when I go out to measure it and let them know that it is normal for that time of year. Happens every year and I have to go even though it is an annual thing. The thing that gets me is how these clients of theirs know the water in the toilet is that warm?

57 from well to tap

WS

About 45 from my 320" deep well.

Around 50. I believe I’d have to add some ice to the 80 degree stuff your talking about. Crazy

I refill the plastic water bottles and throw them in the Frigidaire.

73 in town today. We draw our water from a shallow river so it varies by the time of year. It will get up in the 80s in a hot stretch of weather and be in the mid 30s in winter.

Pretty cold.

For this country, we've got a deep well (72'), and the water is at 43 degrees F winter or summer.

Jack

about 55 from my well

69 currently

the water line comes in only about 4 1/2 feet down and runs under the asphalt road

in the winter it will be 34

mine is 35-36 year round

I suppose ours is in the low 50's year around.
We are blessed with great water here, our well is 100 feet
deep, all in a sandstone aquifer.
We do not have a filter, softener, etc.

Zim

There is a map from your Geological web page that shows the temps of well water @ 100 feet across North America.
Our temps are 10c (50f) and in the Precambrian rock is 9* C

very useful in geothermal housing heating/cooling

I checked mine yesterday and it was 50 degrees on the button. I have a shallow well and great water.

Mines 44. Well 200ft deep.

Not sure, but in the winter when you turn on the tap that say's "C", that's what you get "C", it almost clinks when it hits the bottom of the pot.

Probably better than a water tower in southern CA or the Mid-East. Need to take a shower later in the evening so it is not too hot!

Bryce

That would give a guy brain-freeze! Biden is safe though.

Not sure of the cold temp but on the winter the hot temp is around 170°. Sure is easy to spray off that baked on cheese.