hi!
i have a little question about the weather. (i dont know if this forum is the right one). the temperature that all the newspappers, weather channels, etc show us, is measured in the shadow. for example, 31° means, on this day the temperature in the shadow will be 31°. is that right?
and other question, if we are at 1pm right under the sun, (with 31° in the "shadow") the temperature in the sun is considerably higher?
i ask that, because i made an experiment, taking the temperature in a room (27°) and then i puted the thermometer right in the sun, and the scale was in more than 55° and a friend said thats impossible.
thank you!