35C outdoors doesn't sound like much. Illuminated areas can trivially reach +10-15C of the temperature in the shade. Edit: Article goes in more details, but th

35C outdoors doesn't sound like much. Illuminated areas can trivially reach +10-15C of the temperature in the shade. Edit: Article goes in more details, but they did fast age it in 100C, so it should be durable. That said, I'm still doubtful it would perform as well in real world, especially since global warming would raise air temperature. Did the 30 year models account for rise in temperature?