That's only 77° Fahrenheit, which is perfect. Not overly warm. Deep watering a few times a week is better for your lawn and plants rather that a short spritz every day. Here are some sites for you.
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Hi,
Here is a general link on how often to water your lawn as related to conditions of your lawn and temperatures:
http://www.greengrassok.com/greengrass-services/how-to-water-your-lawn
Best to you and hope this helps.
That's only 77° Fahrenheit, which is perfect. Not overly warm. Deep watering a few times a week is better for your lawn and plants rather that a short spritz every day. Here are some sites for you.
http://www.greengrassok.com/greengrass-services/how-to-water-your-lawn
http://www.geoponicscorp.com/2012/06/25/watering-the-lawn-how-long-how-often-and-how-deep/
https://www.fitturf.com/lawn-care-tips/how-long-to-water-lawn/
Be grateful for the 25C, it's over 100°F (37C), where I live.