Gear Up For Summer As 2022 Will Be The The Hottest Year On Record

The summer in 2022 is going to be scorching as it is going to be the hottest year in 10 years. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration revealed that the global surface temperature in January and February was the sixth-highest and this indicates that this year is going to be the hottest year. NOAA revealed that February was the 7th hottest month in 143 years at 1.46F. Well, when it comes to the hottest places in the world, California’s Death Valley officially registered the highest temperature in the world at 56.7C (134F) in 1913. The following places suffered the worst summer in the year 2021, and this year is going to be worse.

1. Delhi, India

Adorning the list of the world’s hottest places to date, the capital, Delhi is India’s credit. On July 1, Delhi struggled under a heatwave for a third day continuously and recorded a maximum temperature of 43.1 degrees celsius on July 3. This is the highest temperature recorded in July since 2012. In Delhi, most of the heatwaves occur during the months of April, May and the first week of June. While this year no heat waves happened in April, May and June, a severe heatwave swept the capital in March.

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2. Nuwaiseeb, Kuwait

Kuwait, since time immemorial, is known to have one of the highest temperatures in the world. So, it’s not unusual that this June 22, Nuwaiseeb in Kuwait had a temperature of a whopping 53.2C (127.7F). Kuwait has a population of over 44 million. It’s also one of the hottest metropolises on earth. In Kuwait, the average summer heat hovers around a sweltering 115 degrees F mark. The heat also tends to dominate due to common sandstorms. While it’s scorching hot during the summers, the winters in Kuwait is also quite cold with lows dipping into the 40s F.

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3. Iraq

After Kuwait, neighbouring Iraq has temperatures reaching 51.6C (124.8F) on July 1, 2021. Iraq struggled to cope with this heatwave which led to people in Baghdad desperately trying to find any means to cool down. Apart from Iraq, several other countries in the Middle East like Saudi Arabia, Oman and the United Arab Emirates also recorded temperatures higher than 50 degrees celsius. The Gulf is known for its scorching hot and humid climate that usually exceeds 40 C during the summer.

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4. Omidiyeh, Iran

When it comes to Iran, the race to reaching the hottest temperatures in 2021, isn’t too far away. Omidiyehin Iran witnessed a maximum temperature of a whopping 51C (123.8F) recorded so far. Iran is Asia’s hottest official temperature record of 54C (129F). This was recorded in 2017.

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5. Jacobabad, Pakistan

While India has Delhi as one of the hottest places in the country, Pakistan has Jacobabad for the same. Nestled in the Sindh province of Pakistan, Jacobabad is notorious for sweltering summers. It recorded a life-threatening temperature of 52 degrees Celsius (126 F) on July 1. Pakistan’s Turbat experienced a super hot temperature of 53 degrees Celcius (128.7 degrees F) one of the hottest temperatures in Asia in May 2017.

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6. Lytton, Canada

The tiny town of Lytton is situated 200 km from Vancouver in Canada’s British Columbia. Lytton set a national record for the highest temperature ever recorded in Canada at 49.6C (121F). British Columbia in Canada even closed its schools, universities and vaccination centres due to extremely high temperatures.