[goosinmouse]

I'm a simple man, i just want to know where he lives that the high and low temp for a day are the same. Don't think i've ever seen that happen before.

[boustrophedon]

Somehow I completely did not notice this - this must be the bug another commenter (doodlebugging) is talking about.

Thanks for pointing it out!

[giaour]

It happened a couple of days ago in northern Virginia. It was rainy in the afternoon, which brought the high down.

[nomel]

Bringing the high down is one thing. Having a flat line, with less than 1 degree deviation, for the whole day is another! Or perhaps "low" isn't calculated this way.

[giaour]

I think you're technically correct, but "low" and "high" are often just used as shorthand for "what temperature it will be in the morning" and "what temperature it will be in the afternoon," respectively. A weather app may just be reporting the expected temperature at 8 AM and 3 PM, even if there are lower lows or higher highs at some other part of the day.