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Burning question: Can this summer sizzle cook a hot dog on a vehicle antenna?

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Last updated: 2026/07/16 at 9:20 AM
Press Room Published July 16, 2026
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Burning question: Can this summer sizzle cook a hot dog on a vehicle antenna?
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Another summer 2026 heat wave has blanketed southern Ontario for days. Temperatures are especially high and humid in Windsor, Ont. But is it hot enough outside to cook a hot dog impaled on a vehicle antenna? The CBC’s Mike Evans posed the question, and bore the sweltering heat to get the answer — and perhaps a noon-hour parking lot snack.

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