Post the highest AMB temperature displayed on your Mazda5 (F or C)

[coolmazda5]

Just for the heck of it. The highest I've seen is 107F this past week. I bet it's nothing compared to other areas (even in Canada)

By the way, post a pic or didn't happen (j/k )

 

[Heat]

In Oklahoma this past weekend.

Edit: Just saw a Newsweek chart showing the hottest cities* for the previous week. I was in Tulsa which was #3 on the list and where the picture was taken. Oklahoma City was #1. Some place in North Carolina was #2, maybe Raleigh?

* from the US' largest 100 cities

 

[SuperJETT]

Only 100F here in Louisville, but the heat index was 115 with humidity. You set the bar pretty high at 107 for the first post.

 

[Silentnoise713]

In Oklahoma this past weekend.

Same here in Phila. The AMB hit a high of 108 on Sat but this was not the peak of the day so it was prob higher. No pics either way...

 

[DKaz]

It got to like 28C here yesterday (82F), hardly anything to write home about. Summer in Vancouver/Seattle/Portland has been non existant this year. The trend the next 14 days will be consistent 21C (70F) highs and sun.

This was in 2009 in my mom-in-law's Sebring... 102F. Truly a once in a blue moon occurrence around here.

 

[Sounbwoy]

Today in RTP about 6pm..not sure that was right tho...

 

[Robotazky]

Only 100F here in Louisville, but the heat index was 115 with humidity. You set the bar pretty high at 107 for the first post.

I think it's weird that heat index is so accepted as a measure now that headlines say "108 scorcher" and stuff like that, only to find out the real temp is 92. That's a normal summer day. That, and these new tornado warnings where they issue the warning without a tornado being on the ground. Heat indices and fake tornado warnings bug me. End of rant.

 

[Martyd]

My AMB temp reads so slow it's still working on last April.

 

[MAZDASPEED MX5]

We saw 104 yesterday.

 

[coolmazda5]

In Oklahoma this past weekend.

Yikes, 108, beat me by one