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I've noticed this morning, my neighbour's car was full of water on the inside of the windscreen and mine wasn't, I am just lucky I guess, however it is not normal. A quick fix, until the real problem is found and solved, is few socks full of cat litter sand under the seats. To check for where the humidity comes in through...check for any missing or loose rubber caps between the engine bay and inside the car, door trims and water leaks. I personally wouldn't be scrapping (or wiping with a cloth for that matter) the inside of the windshield. Leave the heat on for extra minutes if required. Hope it helps.

I too have recently been having this problem whereby the radio goes off/on/off/on repeatedly and the wiper does the same and the reverse sensors have a disco, so with your advise I have disconnected the plug in the engine bay and will see how the car performs over the next couple of days. I will let you know if that solves the problem.

As far as I'm aware if you have the knob in the auto position the climate control automatically adjusts the air temperature in accordance with the temp dials. The aircon switch flashes when pressed to indicate that it isn't necessary to select the aircon as the system does it automatically. You do have to manually select air recirculation to "on" though if you want to fully benefit from the aircon.