A strange lacuna in this article is how "high" and "low" in professional forecasts usually refer to the daily peaks and troughs in temperatures, such as "overni

A strange lacuna in this article is how "high" and "low" in professional forecasts usually refer to the daily peaks and troughs in temperatures, such as "overnight lows in the mid-60s". So to differentiate highs and lows from hot and cold, it seems like a no-brainer, yes?