which was the highest temperature in the world?

Answer 1

The last decade has been witness to several of the warmest years in the past millennium. 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 seriously threatened.

Answer 2

As with your previous question about coldest temperature there is some debate...

In Al'Aziziyah (El Azizia), Libya on 13th September 1922 a temperature of 57.7 °C (135.9 °F) was reported but the Libyan's refute this as it wasn't an official reading. A wind known to the Libyans as Ghibli blows from the Sahara bringing extremely high temperatures with it and in a matter of hours temperatures can increase by as much as 40 °C (72 °F)

The highest undisputed temperature was recorded at Greenland Ranch in the Death Valley, California on June 10th 1913 when a temperature of 56.7 °C (134.1 °F) was recorded.

Answer 3

The highest ever recorded temperature in the world is 57.7 degree celsius. This was recorded in a place called Al'Aziziyah of Libya on 13th of september, 1922.

But the hottest place on the earth is considered to be the "Death Valley" of USA. It has a record of mercury shooting above 50 degree celsius continiously for 120 days. This place recorded a temperature of 56.7 degrees celsius on 10th July, 1913.

Answer 4

57.7 degree celceius

Answer 5

127 I THINK BECAUSE I KIND OF LIVE NEAR THE DESERT CITY