Topic: 54.4C The highest temperature on Earth ? (Read 150 times)
54.4 That is hot i thought 45 degrees was hot. Id assume that not many people would of experienced it but for people that did i pray for them, its quite the heat to deal with.
There has been an update - and it looks like even if this temp is verified it will only be the 3rd highest temperature on Earth .
Even though the top 2 temps are not fully verified the WMO - World Meteorological Organisation - will stand by these first 2 records
No 1. 1913 - Death Valley 56.7 C
No 2. 1931 Tunisia 55 C
Death Valley: What life is like in the 'hottest place on Earth' https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-53825593
Even though the top 2 temps are not fully verified the WMO - World Meteorological Organisation - will stand by these first 2 records
No 1. 1913 - Death Valley 56.7 C
No 2. 1931 Tunisia 55 C
Death Valley: What life is like in the 'hottest place on Earth' https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-53825593
So, has it has been recorded in thud Death Valley, means the high temperature won't make anyone last long on this Valley. Although it may Alter.
But A higher reading of 134F, or 56.6C a century earlier, also in Death Valley, is disputed. That's the highest temperature of all time. Because Its a century ago.
This means Death Valley is actually a Death Valley.
But A higher reading of 134F, or 56.6C a century earlier, also in Death Valley, is disputed. That's the highest temperature of all time. Because Its a century ago.
This means Death Valley is actually a Death Valley.
according to the latest knowledge and from the lesson i read from my parents,, in Iran, Lut Desert is the hottest spot on Earth.
The highest temperature on Earth may well have been recorded in Death Valley , California on Sunday .
54.4 degrees Celsius !!! It’s still waiting for formal recognition by experts, but is should be verified in the next few weeks.
The other previous record although higher is 56.6C , again in Death Valley in 1913, has been disputed by many experts for inaccuracy.
See full report here
'Highest temperature on Earth' as Death Valley, US hits 54.4C https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-53788018
54.4 degrees Celsius !!! It’s still waiting for formal recognition by experts, but is should be verified in the next few weeks.
The other previous record although higher is 56.6C , again in Death Valley in 1913, has been disputed by many experts for inaccuracy.
See full report here
'Highest temperature on Earth' as Death Valley, US hits 54.4C https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-53788018
Well, it seems there is a reason why this place is called "Death Valley".
No one can endure to stand at this place for many time when this temperatures exist there...
"Highest temperature on Earth so far."
Your move, climate change deniers.
This is a very high temperature compared to my country in my country. Sometimes the temperature reaches 40 degrees Celsius, and I feel very hot. I do not know how people can tolerate all this heat. It seems that heredity has a role in tolerating all this heat.
How do people there survive? I mean i live in a country where highest temperatures hit around 40-42 degree celcius and it is so hot outside these days.
Its not the place for people to live, its just a desert like area and it is not possible to survive there for most of the living things other than few desert plants.In the next 100 years where we are about to hit? 100C 
How do people there survive? I mean i live in a country where highest temperatures hit around 40-42 degree celcius and it is so hot outside these days.
I was recently in Lake Havasu when it hit 123 degrees. I was eating an icee and thinking it was too damn hot out.
Ah man that’s 50 degrees Celsius ! Hottest I’ve been in is 45 and that was unbearable ! 
I was recently in Lake Havasu when it hit 123 degrees. I was eating an icee and thinking it was too damn hot out.
Why is 56.6C disputed? Wasn't it measure accurately during that time or equipment wasn't too reliable?
I guess if 56.6C is accurate, it probably means that 54.4C isn't the highest known temperature ever (accurately) recorded on earth?
I presume the equipment back in 1913 wasn’t particularly accurate back then ! It was over 100 yrs ago I guess if 56.6C is accurate, it probably means that 54.4C isn't the highest known temperature ever (accurately) recorded on earth?
Why is 56.6C disputed? Wasn't it measure accurately during that time or equipment wasn't too reliable?
I guess if 56.6C is accurate, it probably means that 54.4C isn't the highest known temperature ever (accurately) recorded on earth?
I guess if 56.6C is accurate, it probably means that 54.4C isn't the highest known temperature ever (accurately) recorded on earth?
The highest temperature on Earth may well have been recorded in Death Valley , California on Sunday .
54.4 degrees Celsius !!! It’s still waiting for formal recognition by experts, but is should be verified in the next few weeks.
The other previous record although higher is 56.6C , again in Death Valley in 1913, has been disputed by many experts for inaccuracy.
See full report here
'Highest temperature on Earth' as Death Valley, US hits 54.4C https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-53788018
54.4 degrees Celsius !!! It’s still waiting for formal recognition by experts, but is should be verified in the next few weeks.
The other previous record although higher is 56.6C , again in Death Valley in 1913, has been disputed by many experts for inaccuracy.
See full report here
'Highest temperature on Earth' as Death Valley, US hits 54.4C https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-53788018
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