Can anyone give some information, about the hottest place or area in this world???

Answer 1

Adding a little to what was given previously:

"A temperature of 136º F observed at El Azizia (Al Aziziyah), near Tripoli, Libya, on Sept. 13, 1922 is generally accepted as the world's highest temperature recorded under standard conditions. The record high in the U.S. was 134º F in Death Valley, CA, July 10, 1913." (p 145)

Continental highs, from the same source:

Africa: 136 º F
N. America: 134 º F
Asia: 129 º F, Tirat Tsvi, Israel (22 June 1942)
Australia: 128 º F, Cioncurry, Queensland (16 June 1889)
Europe: 122 º F, Seville, Spain (4 August 1881)
S. America: 120 º F, Rivadavia, Argentina (11 Dec. 1905)
Oceania: 108 º F, Tuguegarao, Philippines (29 April 1912)
Antarctica: 59 º F, Vanda Station, South Coast (5 Jan. 1974)
(p 151)

Answer 2

I spent the night in Blythe, CA
its really hot there, it was 115F at 11pm,
think it was 123F that day, but I am not sure.
it felt like someone was pointing a space heater in your face the whole time when your outside.
the hotel rooms looked just like everywhere else, but the windows did not open.
I went to one store in the morning I left, and it was over 100F before sunrise.
its not that the high temperature is the absolute highest, but it just never cools off there.
the people seemed fine, but there must be something not normal in a person to get them to make a home there.
its a really hot place where not many plants grow at all, mostly dirt, rock, buildings, roads and people.

Answer 3

  Dallol, Ethiopia is the hottest place on earth. It has an average yearly temperature of 34 degrees Celsius,

Answer 4

There is a spot in the Sahara Desert in Libya which reported a 136 degree temperature. Death Valley, California is not too far behind with a 134 degree reading.

Answer 5

I saw a doco last night and this guy was walking on that volcanic island in Hawaii and the soles of his boots caught on fire so that must be it.

Answer 6

Pretty much anywhere along the Equator