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The 17 Hottest Recorded Temperatures of All Time

The 17 Hottest Recorded Temperatures of All Time

Updated: by David Beren

The 17 Hottest Recorded Temperatures of All Time
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17. Tunisia
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16. Qatar
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15. Morocco
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14. Australia
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13. India
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12. Egypt
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11. Oman
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10. Mexico
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9. Saudi Arabia
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8. United Arab Emirates
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7. China
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6. Pakistan
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5. Kuwait
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4. Iraq
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3. Israel
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2. Iran
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1. United States
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The 17 Hottest Recorded Temperatures of All Time
17. Tunisia
16. Qatar
15. Morocco
14. Australia
13. India
12. Egypt
11. Oman
10. Mexico
9. Saudi Arabia
8. United Arab Emirates
7. China
6. Pakistan
5. Kuwait
4. Iraq
3. Israel
2. Iran
1. United States

The 17 Hottest Recorded Temperatures of All Time

As the world gets hotter and hotter, the days of searing heat have seemingly become more and more frequent. With July 2023 recorded as the hottest month ever, it only feels like the heat will continue to increase as the days go on. 

However, just because July 2023 was the hottest month doesn’t mean it was the hottest day on record, as that title belongs somewhere in the United States. With this in mind, let’s look at 17 of the hottest recorded temperatures of all time in Fahrenheit.

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