From what my attorneys have told me, the sheriff's office is prevented from doing lockouts when the outside temperature drops to a certain level.

Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 43°F to 73°F and is rarely below 36°F or above 82°F.  

There is a better standard for best practice that includes:- Taking temperature of people.

We do get strong winds where I am, but mostly it is extreme temperatures and snow. 

Average temperature 135 degrees 9 months out of the year.

At that temperature we were iffy if we would be alive then. 

By century’s end, that number will increase to $19 billion, with a one in 100 chance of a $26 billion risk, concluded researchers"[The question being, how quickly will the wealthy respond to this and will that response be uniform, i.e. all at once]"By 2100, Southern Californians will suffer temperatures exceeding 95 degrees Fahrenheit for more than 200 days of the year, researchers found.

Here are just a couple less considered items:- We specify minimum and maximum temperature.

For example, my gas gun from the factory was setup for 200k btu's. my heater is only 130k btu, so you have to follow the directions and set the gun to match the boiler rating. also, if you are dealing with steam, be careful as steam boilers don't so much work on temperature, but rather pressure.

All things not working on move-in:A/C unit for upstairs broke in 115 degree Vegas heat, fixed in 2-3 daysCould not change temperature of thermostat, it was pre-programmed and controlled remotely, months to fix No internet, after we spoke numerous times about us working remotely from the home via the internet, added next dayNo garage door opener, 2 weeks to getNo heat (yes we need heat in Vegas), took weeks to fixShower in 4th bath did not work, months to fix but wasn't urgent as we were not using it No dishwasher, still not fixedWhile everyone has tried it has been a huge inconvenience with all the repairs and the dishwasher has never worked and still doesn't.