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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5 how do cars know the outside temperature when they're driving down the road at 100kmh? Does the wind not effect the readings?
gpt
Wind does not cool things innately, it just tends to help things of different temperature cool or heat faster by replacing the air nearby with new air that hasn't been changed in temperature via conduction. The thermometer will be aided in changing temperature faster by the wind but it should still be reasonably accurate otherwise.

Humans tend to view wind as cooling because we produce heat internally and the wind allows it to be shed faster than otherwise.