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The temperature on telephone wires is generally warmest during the late afternoon, typically between 2 PM and 4 PM, when sunlight is most intense and the air temperature is highest. Additionally, factors like wire material, insulation, and local environmental conditions can influence temperature variations. Warmer temperatures also occur during the summer months compared to winter.

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