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    Where and what was the highest temperature recorded on Earth?

    Question #8315. Asked by maggie. (Nov 30 00 1:27 PM)


    Linda

    		The highest temperature ever reached was 136 degrees Fahrenheit (58 degrees C) in 1922 in Libya.

    Nov 30 00, 3:27 PM

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