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Death Valley National Park in California may have reached the highest temperature 130F (54.4C) reliably recorded on earth. What is the highest temperature reliably recorded on the earth? It's about 130 degrees Fahrenheit (54.4 degrees Celsius)-this temperature has been reached in Death Valley National Park in California. The National Weather Service is verifying the recording. The National Weather Service is confirming this temperature. This is Amida Avenue on the west coast of the United States. It is predicted that the temperature here will rise further this week. At this time, the west coast of the United States is experiencing hot weather, and it is expected that the temperature will continue to rise this week. After a power plant failed on Saturday, the scoring conditions caused a power outage in California for 0 days. The high temperature caused a power plant in California to break down on Saturday and the power was cut off for two days. Brandy Stewart, who works in Death Valley National Park, said, "It's an antagonistic fever. It's in your face." The staff of Death Valley National Park said, "The unbearable heat is coming." Ms Stewart has lived and worked in the national park on and off for five years. In August, she stayed indoors most of the time, because it was too unbearable to be outdoors. Stuart has lived and worked in this national park off and on for five years. She stayed indoors most of August because it was too uncomfortable to go out. "When you walk outside, it's like being hit in the face by a pile of hair dryers," she said. "You feel the heat, just like walking into an oven, and the heat is all around you." She said, "Walking outside feels like a pile of hair dryers blowing in your face. It's as hot as walking into an oven, leaving only heat around. " What was the previous record? What was the previous record? Sunday's reading was recorded at the Fire Creek in Death Valley. Sunday's reading was recorded at the Fire Creek in Death Valley. Prior to this, the highest temperature reliably recorded on the earth was129.2f (54c)-also in Death Valley 20 13. Before that, the highest temperature recorded on the earth was 20 13 years 129.2 degrees Fahrenheit (54 degrees Celsius), which also appeared. The higher reading 134F, or 56.6C a century ago, also in Death Valley, is controversial. Some modern meteorologists think this is wrong, as well as other serious sealing temperatures recorded that summer. A century ago, Death Valley had a higher temperature record of 134 degrees Fahrenheit (56.6 degrees Celsius), but this record was controversial. Some modern meteorologists think that this record and several other high temperature records that summer are wrong. According to the analysis of meteorological historian Christopher Burt, the other temperatures recorded by 19 13 in this area have nothing to do with the reading of Death Valley. According to the analysis of Christopher Burt, a meteorological historian in 20 16, other temperatures recorded in this area in 19 13 cannot confirm the reading of Death Valley. Another PLA record temperature, 13 1F, or 55C, was set in Tunisia 193 1, but Mr Burt said that this reading, as well as other readings recorded in Africa during the colonial period, had "serious reliability problems". 193 1 year, the earth's high temperature record of 13 1 Fahrenheit (55 degrees Celsius) appeared in Tunisia, but Mr. Burt said that this reading and other high temperature records in colonial Africa were "very unusual".