Some fool wrote:

Hey Asshole (Weather Dork) why don't you read my thread, you might learn a
thing or two about real weather.

I can't imagine why whomever you are referring to might want to read
anything by you you cheap little boy.

I got caught in "The Fog" on the 21st December.

You obviously don't know that much about the weather here.

Getting back to the OP's post (not included here) he made some
reference to the heat island effect IIRC.

Supposing that each car is a 12 or a 2.4 litre engined vehicle; that
means that in a couple or four revolutions it has ingested something
like a gallon of air.

In a large city, at peak motoring times that means a considerable
number of vehicles are recycling used air. All of this is superheated
at some point -maybe several times. And that's not counting the 37 or
so degrees Centigrade that each pedestrian leaves it at when they have
finished with it.

Most of the rest of the time most of the rest of the inhabitants of a
city are insensible to the conditions in the open.