The Midwest is known for numerous things — a deep-seated love of sports, friendly neighbors and, above all, fickle weather.

Most Illinois residents are familiar with the wild temperature fluctuations in September and October, with the weather shifting from 80s to 40s in the span of two days. But this begs the question: When should you actually turn your heat on?

Though there's no concrete, universal answer, experts do have some tips for those looking to crank the thermostat. Here's what they say.

When should you turn your heat on in fall?

Many heating and cooling businesses generally recommend turning on the heat when the indoor temperature falls to the mid-60s, though they also say no two houses are the same and, in the end, it's up to personal preference. Need a news br

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