A veritable blizzard of temperature measurements confronts the consumer daily, hourly, even minutely — on TV, on radio, online, on bank buildings, on car dashboards. Which one is correct? (Shutterstock)
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A chilly rain is falling on a late-autumn morning. A website tells you the temperature is 33 in Center City. But, the radio says it's 35; weather.com, 32; AccuWeather, 34; the car dashboard, 36. Which would be correct?
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