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The world's hottest temperature recorded on earth up to date is 58 degrees Celsius. This temperature was recorded at El Azizia, Libya, on 13th September in the year 1922. The second hottest recorded temperature was 57 degrees Celsius which was recorded on 10th July 1913 at Death Valley, Calif.
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Death Valley, California
set the record for the hottest place on earth July 10, 1913 with a temperature of 134° F (56.7° C).
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The hottest temperature on earth has reached up to 52°C. The global warming has influenced veryhigh temperatures across the globe.
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