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A small city in northwest India climbed to a searing 51 degrees Celsius â or 123.8 degrees Fahrenheit â on Thursday afternoon, and broke the countryâs record for all-time hottest temperature. The previous record, 50.6 degrees Celsius, was set in 1886. Phalodi in Rajasthan, India recorded 51.0 Deg C Temperature on 19 May, 2016, which is the highest ever recorded temperature in India. â India Met. Dept. The record was broken in Phalodi, which is just 125 miles away from the city that, up until this afternoon, claimed fame as the hottest location in India â Pachpadra.
While you might have thought that the world's highest temperature would have been recorded in equatorial Africa, it was not. The highest temperature ever recorded in Africa was 131.0Â°F (55.0Â°C) at Kebili, Tunisia, which is north Africa, on the northern edge of the Sahara Desert. Highest Temperature in Asia The world's highest temperature ever recorded on the massive continent of Asia was on the far western edge of Asia, near the junction between Asia and Africa. The highest temperature in Asia was recorded in Tirat Tzvi in Israel. On June 21, 1942, the high temperature reached 129.2Â°F (54.0Â°C).