The five hottest countries in the world, Kuwait is the hottest with 80℃

As we all know, human body temperature has always been maintained at around 37 degrees. But 37℃ is not the most comfortable temperature. Once the surrounding ambient temperature exceeds 30℃, it will be unbearable. In meteorology, when the temperature is above 35°C, it is called "high temperature weather", and a high temperature warning will be issued for three consecutive days. There are many countries in the world with excessively high temperatures. Do you know which are the hottest countries in the world? Next, let the editor of Bala.com take you to take a look at the five hottest countries in the world. Kuwait is the hottest with a temperature of 80℃. Let’s find out together!

The five hottest countries in the world

1. Kuwait

Kuwait can be said to be the hottest country in the world. [bai] Kuwait in summer The average temperature is above 40℃, and the highest temperature can reach 50℃. The reason why the temperature in Kuwait is so high has a lot to do with it being a desert country. It is dry and rainless in the summer. Not only is the temperature high, but the high temperature can last for more than half a year. On the hottest days, the road surface temperature can reach 80°C.

2. Libya

Libya is located in northern Africa and has a subtropical Mediterranean climate. In summer, the climate is hot and dry, with the average temperature reaching 35°C. In the history of Libya, the highest temperature reached 57.8℃ in 1922. During the hottest times in Libya, the temperature can even cause severe irritation to the skin, making it easy to get sunburned. Moreover, most of Libya's land is desert, and drought has always been a serious problem for local residents.

3. Algeria

Algeria is located in the northwest of Africa. It experiences high temperatures throughout the year and has a savanna climate and a continental desert climate. The sun shines long and rainfall is scarce. Algeria is very hot from May to September, with the highest temperature reaching 55°C, and the temperature difference between day and night in Algeria is large.

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4. Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is located on the Arabian Peninsula and has a tropical desert climate and water shortages. The climate is hot and dry in the summer, and the average summer temperature may reach about 54°C. Most of the country consists of the Arabian Desert, and rainfall in Saudi Arabia does not exceed 200 mm, making it dry and unusable for agriculture.

5. Iraq

Iraq is in the southwest of Asia. The average temperature in summer reaches about 45℃, and the maximum temperature can reach more than 50℃. The climate in Iraq is very dry. During the driest season between June and September, the average monthly rainfall is only 1 mm. The overall temperature also remains above 40°C for most of the year. The country also has a mountainous northern region where it even snows during the winter. But in other parts of the country, there is no respite from the summer heat.

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