Climate measurements Indoor temperatures declined steadily from 29.0°C at 21.00 to 25.5°C at 07.00, but were always about 2°C warmer than the outdoor temperature ( figure 3 ). There was little indication that temperature declined with increasing hut height ( table 2 ), although the indoor temperature in the hut at 3 m was of borderline significance when compared with the hut at 0 m, in the period after midnight.
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The relationship between house height and mosquito house entry: an experimental study in rural Gambia.
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Thereafter, levels gradually declined during the night before rising sharply around 05.00 to a second, smaller peak at 07.00, when the men left the huts. There was a decreasing trend in the concentration of carbon dioxide with increasing height, both in the periods before and after midnight ( table 2 ).