I think I understood your point. It’s kinda like my post the other day showing the reading in my car of the outside temperature at 107. That was not the real outside temperature, but rather a reading that was skewed due to the radiant heat coming off the blacktop road.
Passive solar heating. It’s a common building practice in colder climates. Using lots of windows in your home with a southern facing exposure will help heat the house, and reduces energy costs.
Same reason why your car with the windows rolled up will heat up so very high.
3:00pm…. Getting off the southbound Hutch on to 95 South. It was probably from the heat radiating off the blacktop. As far as I know I think it hit 97 real degrees
And I also asked the “Warden this question which he couldn’t answer………
What was the ignition timing of a "1955 Bel Air Chevrolet with a 327 cubic-inch engine and a four-barrel carburetor"
OK, OK, it was a trick question.
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