Which state is the hottest in the U.S.?

Question

Will it be impossible to stay outside during the daytime in ten years? The heat will possibly reach 120 F by then?

Answer 1

I say Hawaii. But for the region with the hottest weather, that would be Death Valley in California. In the summer, weather can get up to 130 degrees.

Answer 2

Try livin' in the South. It isn't quite 120 F, but it gets up to about 110 or 115 with 100% humidity and a high heat index.

People go/stay outside in the daytime everyday here, so no, it will not be impossible.


Hottest State: Arizona.

Answer 3

The hottest state I think is either cali or arizona... I dont think it would be impossible. Ppl still go out n that kind of weather it almost reach that were i am, Chicago.

Answer 4

I live in Yuma, Arizona. Our summers get over 120, even up to 130... and it's humid on top of that. We survive on air-conditioning, swimming pools, frequent trips to the lakes, sun-block and hydration, hydration, hydration.

There's no way of knowing when it will get worse or at what rate. It's all speculation. All I know is that once my husband's done with the Marines, Seattle here we come!

Answer 5

Arizona.
I doubt it will be impossible since already it reaches that in Borrego Springs California during the summer and people still go out. Not much but they do go out.

Answer 6

I think the hottest state is Arizona

Answer 7

hottest overall must be Texas, no mountainous regions to lower the average temp, plus, there's the nightlife in Austin and San Antonio and the dallas Cowboy cheeleaders . . . . . . . but i digress

Answer 8

Year round it's gotta be Hawaii.