GREENSBORO, N.C. -- This week temperatures in the Triad are hitting the mid-nineties, but your car could be telling you it's even hotter. Most cars these days have 2 sensors: one inside and one ...

No matter where you are in the country right now, it's hot. (Wrong. —Ed.) From New York City to San Diego, it's like God has set up a massive hair dryer over the continent. If you happen to be in your ...

Temperatures across North Texas could reach 105 degrees on Wednesday and should stay in that range for the rest of the week. But when you head out for lunch or head home from work this week, your car ...

It has become the summer equivalent of the once ubiquitous food pics on social media feeds during this sweltering summer of record temperatures that has made triple-digit heat index readings routine.

Editor's note: This story was originally published in June of 2022. Goodness gracious, it's hot in south Louisiana, but is it really 110 degrees like your car thermometer says? No, you shouldn't trust ...

The thermometer in your car isn't actually a thermometer. Technically, it's a thermistor, a device that measures temperature based on the change in electrical current that temperature can cause, ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Quite often during hot stretches like the one we are in the middle of we’ll receive many viewer photos showing us the triple digit readings that show up on their dashboards and ...

FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) - Your car thermometer is wrong! Yes, that is true. You might be thinking,"Wait, huh, what? Scott, I know you are a meteorologist, but I just paid and will be paying thousands ...

Those photos of dashboard temperature gauges that pop up on social media feeds when it’s hot out — “111 degrees?! Whaaaaaa” — are a bit misleading. Yes, it’s hot out, and it’s been humid recently too.