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I've had chicks 5-1/2 weeks old go through nights in the mid-20's Fahrenheit with no problems. They need to be able to get out of direct wind. Thanks for including your overnight lows. You would not believe how many people only mention the daytime highs when asking about this. Your chicks...

At that age they probably don't need any heat in the house. The temperature is probably the same day and night. They'll tell you how they are doing. If they are too hot they tend to get as far from the heat as they can (with your inside set-up that is not easy) and lay around panting...

Welcome to the forum, glad you joined. I can't really respond with anything specific until you answer Rosemary's questions. It sounds like you have electricity in your coop outside so they can go out now. How to get them out is in the details. What does the coop look like? I'm not going...