hottest temp ever recorded on earth
A scorching wind called the ghibli(a hot, very dry, sand laden wind) can raise the temperatures in a matter of hours to between 40 Â°C and 50 Â°C. The hottest recorded temperature ever on earth was in Libya on September 13, 1922, which was 58 Â°C. Libya, Algeria, Death Valley and Iraq have some of the hottest temperatures on earth. During the summer, they have some of the hottest weather in the world. In contrast with these hot countries, the highest recorded temperature ever in the South Pole was on December 27, 1978, which was -14 Â°C.