🌡️ is used to talk about temperature, usually very hot or cold weather, or to say someone has a fever or feels sick. Apple shows a glass thermometer tilted to one side, with red liquid filling the round bulb and rising up the tube past small tick marks.

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The tone is mostly factual. People send 🌡️ with a weather update, a heat wave complaint or a note that they are unwell and staying home. It is more neutral than 🥵 or 🤒, which show the feeling on a face, so it works well in news posts, weather apps and group chats. During heat waves it often appears next to a number, like "45°C 🌡️". It can also mean that a situation or topic is "heating up", but that use is less common than weather and health.
Usually it means the weather is extreme or that you are checking for a fever. If it comes with "sick" or "not well", read it as a health update, not a weather one.
It is a safe way to say you are ill and taking a sick day. It can also show up in reports or posts about temperature readings.
it's 44 outside 🌡️ not leaving the house
Can't come today, running a fever 🌡️🤒
Weather update: heatwave warning for the weekend 🌡️
checked my temp, it's normal now 🌡️ feeling better
| 🌡️ vs 🤒 | 🤒 is a sick face holding a thermometer, so it focuses on the person being ill, while 🌡️ is just the tool and is used more for weather. |
|---|---|
| 🌡️ vs 🥵 | 🥵 shows how a person feels in the heat, while 🌡️ points to the temperature itself. |
| 🌡️ vs ☀️ | ☀️ means sunny or bright weather, while 🌡️ is about how hot or cold it is. |
| Name | thermometer |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F321 U+FE0F |
| Category | Travel & Places |
| Keywords | weather |
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🌡️ is used to talk about temperature, usually very hot or cold weather, or to say someone has a fever or feels sick. Apple shows a glass thermometer tilted to one side, with red liquid filling the round bulb and rising up the tube past small tick marks.
Sometimes. With words like fever, unwell or sick, it means they are ill; on its own or with a number in degrees, it usually means the weather.
🤒 is a face with a thermometer in its mouth and clearly means being sick. 🌡️ is only the thermometer and is used for both weather and health.
A short caring message works best, such as "Get well soon" or "Rest and drink water". You can add 🙏 or ❤️ if you are close.
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