After I have assembled my rounds for 9mm or 38 Special I store them in ammo boxes (50 or 100 rounds per box). I label them with date, primer used, case, powder brand, powder weight, bullet mold description and bullet weight. They are stored in an unheated shed that may reach 130 F in the summer and about 32 in the winter. No problem that I can directly tie to the temp. I heard today that some double base powders (Like Bulseye) will break down in heat. I use Webster 231 as my main powder, I also have Aliant #5 and Hodgdon 700X. My powder is stored in the house. I suspect I should be storing them in the house if this is true. What is your opinion?