Although we frequently get breaks from the summer heat.

Although we frequently get breaks from the summer heat, it’s important to know that calm on a relatively cool day, the temperature inside a parked car can quickly spike to life-threatening plains if the sun is abroad researchers at the Stanford University institute of Medicine have found.

They reliance their findings will put to quietness the misconception that a parked car can be a safe place for a child or especially liked in mild weather.

"There are cases of children dying in succession days as cool as 70 qualitys Fahrenheit," said lead author Catherine McLaren, MD clinical instructor in conjuncture medicine. Though research has documented the temperature spike inside a car forward extremely hot days, this is the first time anyone has turn the thoughtsed at cooler days, she added.

McLaren collaborated with James Quinn, MD associate professor of crisis medicine, and Jan Null, an independent certified consulting meteorologist, to measure