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According to numbers from AHS, the temperature in a parked car will soar to more than 100 degrees in 10 minutes on an 85-degree day. In 30 minutes, it will be more than 120 degrees. On a hot, Arizona day, the temperature inside a parked car can reach over 200 degrees in minutes.
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The facts:
- Today's high: 105F
- Not a cloud in sight
- 2007 Toyota Yaris. Black. Tinted windows but no tint on the huge windshield
- In direct sunlight all day
Watch the weather if you'd like. My ZIP code is 85014. Place your bets on the high temperature - if my thermometer will even register that high. I'll place a link to the results in this thread when the test is complete tonight.
--Daniel G
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