What is the highest temperature ever recorded on earth? I am asking about a natural Temp. like Death valley.?

Answer 1

57.7 °C (135.9 °F)

Al 'Aziziyah, Libya

13 September 1922

Answer 2

Well, this is the "official" NASA answer:

However, the record highest temperature ever measured in the U.S (134 degrees F at Death Valley, CA in July of 1913), and the hottest temperature ever recorded anywhere on the globe (136 F at Al' Aziziyah, Libya in September of 1922) occurred well before global warming was a buzzword, and despite the recent series of warm years, globally, these records have not been seriously threatened.

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Answer 3

If I remember correctly, the highest recorded in Death Valley was 122 degrees F. The rest of the world, I don't know...

Answer 4

It happened at Neverland Ranch when the authorities busted thru the gates and MJ was running for his life in his PeeWee Herman underwear.

Not sure of the actual temperature, but it was the fastest recorded land-speed record by a human.

Answer 5

I was at the Iraqi, Jordanian border area ;well inside of Saudi Arabia in an a/c'd Saudi Army Toyota land cruiser -----the thermometer read 167o F---(July 1982)---This is the same area T E Lawrence (of Arabia) had to cross in his 'back door' attack on Aqaba (Jordan) Any body that works for National Geographic Magazine, and has spent time in that area will attest to it also........

Answer 6

HIGHEST RECORDED TEMPERATURE:

Al'Aziziyah, Libya 57.7 C (135.9 F) on the 13th September, 1922

Answer 7

well a couple years ago the temperature here in NYC went up to 108 degrees. thats the highest i remember it getting here.

Answer 8

136 degrees Fahrenheit
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Answer 9

I heard it was 120...
probably higher though.