As Chris said, it takes a while for things to cool down... especially if you are living in the trailer and the furnace runs to keep the inside temp comfortable.
You could get an inexpensive 'indoor & outdoor' thermometer and insert the outdoor sending unit above the underbelly to have a better idea of the temp in that area.
Monitor your propane. You don't want to run out in the middle of a cold, dark night.
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