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11 Hottest Places on Earth! |

Published in Georgia - Social interactions and entertainment - 3 - 20 Aug 22 00:04

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Death Valley, California
According to the World Meteorological Organizations Global Weather Climate Extremes Archive, temperatures in Death Valley reached international extremes when they hit 56.7 Celsius in 1913 — the hottest temperature recorded anywhere in the world. Although some scientists debate the reliability of historic temperature readings, Death Valley reportedly hit 54.4 Celsius last summer, too, so theres little doubt that this is one of the hottest places on Earth.









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Oodnadatta, Australia
Oodnadatta, Australia, is the site of the highest temperature recorded in the Southern Hemisphere, according to the World Meteorological Organizations Global Weather Climate Extremes Archive. It reached a scorching 50,5°C in January 1960.









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Kebili, Tunisia
Kebili, Tunisia, holds the record for the highest temperature recorded in the Eastern Hemisphere, with 55°C marked in July 1931.









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Mitribah, Kuwait
Mitribah, Kuwait, recorded the highest temperature in the WMOs Region II, which encompasses most of Asia, in July 2016, when it experienced about 53.8°C.









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Turbat, Pakistan
In May 2017, Turbat experienced blistering heat reaching about 53.7°C, one of the hottest temperatures recorded in Asia.









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Rivadavia, Argentina
Rivadavia claimed the highest temperature recorded in South America, reporting 48.8°C in December 1905, according to the WMO.









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Tirat Tsvi, Israel
With the highest documented temperature of 53.8°C in June 1942, Tirat Tsvi in Israel holds the record among places in WMOs Region VI (Europe, including the Middle East and Greenland).









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Athens, Greece
Athens, Greece, set the record for continental Europe in July 1977, when it saw its highest temperature — 48°C. If only the Acropolis had air-conditioning!









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Lut Desert, Iran
NASA satellite imaging revealed more of the worlds hottest places, recording land skin temperatures (the heating of the lands surface rather than the air temperature the WMO uses) in hard-to-reach, remote areas. And a 2012 article reported that Dasht-e Lut in Iran reached 70.7°C in 2005.









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Flaming Mountains, China
With a name like Flaming Mountains, its no surprise that this area is pretty warm. This location passed 65.5°C (land skin temperature) in 2008, according to NASA.









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Dallol, Ethiopia
While the above locations have set records for super-high temperatures, Ethiopias Danakil Depression is known for its year-round heat. The Dallol hydrothermal field, located within the Danakil Depression, creates an absolutely otherworldly landscape.
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Comments (3)

20 Aug 22 01:30
Partisan

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20 Aug 22 03:22
Silent Storm

these temperatures that you mention as a record is a normal temperature for Ahwazz xD look! https://www.usatoday.com/story/weather/2017/06/29/129-degrees-iran-earths-hottest-temperature-ever-recorded/440644001/

20 Aug 22 04:47
lHadesl

@Silent Storm Yes, Iran is a very hot spot, but the places listed above are data from different continents and different seasons of the year. For example, if a specific region of Iran in Asia is considered the most hot spot, Europe has its own specific point in its territory, etc.