As our streak of rain stands at 13 days, there could be at least one bright side – your utility bill. Here’s what you should know.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The First Coast’s recent streak of rain — now at 13 consecutive days — is impacting more than just your outdoor plans.
Experts with Jacksonville-based First Florida Credit Union say thanks to the rainy day streak, you may see a difference in your utility bill this month.
For starters, experts say your air conditioner doesn’t have to work as hard to cool your home when temperatures reach highs in the low 80s instead of the 90s.
“We are hoping that we can add some to our monthly budget because we’re not going to be running our AC’s as much,” said First Florida Credit Union Digital Marketing Manager Ashleigh Robinson. “We can bump those thermostats up or turn them off.”
However, some …