54.4°C TEMPERATURE IN CALIFORNIA'S DEATH VALLEY COULD BE NEW RECORD
- By The Financial District

- Aug 18, 2020
- 1 min read
A desert weather station in the United States has registered what could be the hottest temperature on the Earth's surface in over 90 years.

The 130°F (54.4°C) reading was measured on Sunday afternoon near the Death Valley National Park visitor centre at Furnace Creek, California, accordng to a Euronews report by-lined by Michael Daventry.
The US National Weather Service said it was a preliminary reading and required a formal review.
But, if confirmed, it would be the hottest temperature recorded since July 1931, when a 55°C reading was measured at Kebili, Tunisia.





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