A powder I've used in a 20" bbl .308 and managed to get good speed and accuracy is CFE223. 44-45 gr would be the charge weight range I'd work in. CFE223 works best for me when the load density is close to max. You'll find the powder to be a little "sooty" but it cleans up easily and copper buildup is almost non existent.
Powder may be more temperature sensitive but I haven't experienced that yet. Shot it in temps from the 20's to the 90's and results were pretty much even. Maybe if colder or hotter but not where I live and shoot. What I do like is that I can get a max charge in the case, under a 178 A-Max without having to compress it like with Varget or IMR-4064. The powder is comprised of multiple granule sizes, meters like water in all my powder dispensers, and settles in the case without having to vibrate or use a drop tube.
Works great for .223, both Bolt Action and Gas Op rifles. Like it well enough I purchased 32# of the stuff before the world lost it's mine and started hoarding powder.