- TEMPS
- Holiday help, perhaps
- Seasonal workers
- They're recruited by agencies
- F or C readings
- Office fill-ins
- Dayworkers
- Crunch-time hirees
- Works for a time
- Is there for one job, say
- Office help
- Replacement workers, for short
- Office aides
- Part-time workers
- Many Yuletide staffers
- Part-timers
- Impermanent workers
- Fill-in workers
- Some agency employees
- Weather word
- Some holiday help
- Holiday part-timers
- Weather stats
- Holiday hires
- Summer staffing solutions
- Fills in
- Office subs
- Estimates on weather maps
- Weather numbers, briefly
- Subs at the office
- Subs
- Per-diem staff
- Short-term workers
- Stats on some maps
- Numbers in weather charts
- Short-term workers, for short
- Short-term staff
- Daily highs and lows
- Provisional force
- Fill-in workers, for short
- Teens in winter
- Seasonal workers (and a short hint to this puzzle's theme)
- Some subs
- Fill-ins
- Former Paris daily (with "Le").
- Time: Fr.
- Fevers: Abbr.
- Degrees of heat: Abbr.
- Time, in France
- A la Recherche du ___ Perdu: Proust
- Forecast info, for short
- Sidewalk Santas, e.g.
- Old Paris newspaper, with "Le"
- Workers just for the day
- Models used in copying
- Workers for a while
- Subs in offices
- Modern workers
- An NLRB ruling has allowed them to join unions
- Nice weather?
- Some gig workers
- Office workers, but not for long
- Nine-to-five fill-ins
- Does sub work
- Nine-to-five fill-ins, briefly
- Some agcy. employees
- Holiday employees, often
- Contract office workers
- Part-time employees, for short
- Mercury readings for short
- Office helps
- Those who fill in
- Periodic pool participants
- Fill-in workers or this puzzle's theme
- Here-today employees
- 9-to-5 fill-ins
- Short-term staffers, for short
- Holiday-season staffers, for short
- Mall Santas, e.g.
- Seasonal employees
- Some stenos
- Proust's "À la Recherche du ___ Perdu"
- Firm assistants, for short
