Where is the hottest weather in the world?

The hottest place in the world is massawa in Africa. Massawa is close to the Red Sea. The average monthly temperature is about 26℃1/kloc-0, 35℃ in July and 30.2℃ all year round. It can be seen that the monthly high temperature here is unbearable, and almost every day is midsummer.

Why is it so hot? Although it is near the sea, the Red Sea is a very hot sea, and the main wind direction here is the northeast wind all year round. The trade winds blowing from the hot and dry Arabian desert swept by, and the altitude of Masawa city was less than 10 meter. The northeast trade wind only intensifies the heat here, but it seldom rains, with only180mm of precipitation all year round, which does not reduce the heat here at all, and it is dry and hot.

As for the absolute highest temperature in the world, it is in Somalia, Africa. The temperature measured in the shadow is as high as 63 degrees Celsius. It is said that in the Sahara desert of Africa, the temperature is higher, and eggs buried in sand will be cooked, but that is caused by the temperature of sand rather than temperature.