Highest Current Temperature In The World

The high temperature of 134° is the hottest temperature ever recorded on our planet. Air measurements are noted by the world meteorological organization (wmo) and guinness world records among others as the standar… The current official record is 56.7°c/134.1°f, from july 10, 1913.

In case it gets denounced by the wmo, the new record would be 54.0°c/129.2°f. ^ record breaking heat in pakistan: The former of the three is used as the standard measurement due to persistent issues with unreliable ground and satellite readings.

10 /7 [july] / 1913:

According to the wmo, the current highest temperature ever recorded on earth was 56.7°c/134.1°f, and it happened on july 10, 1913. The high temperature of 134° is the hottest temperature ever recorded on our planet. Cities in iraq, kuwait and oman topped the list of hottest cities across the world on 18 june, registering temperatures ranging between 49 and 50.4 degrees celsius. According to noaa's 2020 annual climate report the combined land and ocean temperature has increased at an average rate of 0.13 degrees fahrenheit ( 0.08 degrees celsius) per decade since 1880;