I see people who don't know temps are measured in the shade. Do you see them too?

[Vivaldi]

They say a place is 63°C because that is what street thermometer shows under the sun.

[NathanDavis]

fortunate are those... all those who do not need to know both temperatures

the temperature and also the "Feels Like" temperature, which often is a 10 degrees difference

[Vivaldi]

He claims his town was 53°C. Official high was 44°C in his town.

Nowhere in Turkey gets as hot as 53°C. Lol.

[Vivaldi]

I just argued with somebody recently.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Never heard of people not getting the difference, but I don't have to think hard to realize that they exist. And it's a bit sad because they are probably very far from access to knowledge

[Vivaldi]

They dont understand temps should be measured in the shade

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Yep because no one and nothing taught them something like that, which, again, is a bit sad

[Vivaldi]

I just argued with someone who claims his city was 53°C.

He keeps ignoring when I say that his city had an high of 44°C according to official weather service of the country

[Vivaldi]

I also put the link

[Massageman]

We have a temp sensor in our AC unit, plus one on the shady side of our house. The difference has been 30* recently due to the sun effect.