Is the world record high temperature 57.7°C, 136°F, 57.8°C, or 58°C?

After 30 minutes of searching, I can't help you much. Most information I read would conclude 57.7 celsius, considering libya was under european influence and this is the most common figure I saw.

In honesty, however, I imagine that the real recorded temperature is not as accurate as you are looking for. Though known for 180 years, the thermometers were not nearly as reliable as today's are, and I imagine that in 1922 the world's most accurate thermometer was not located in northern Libya.

Good luck.

The Libyan 136 has been discredited--read the history of it and it was clearly wrong. The 134 at Death Valley has some problems with it--the main one being that it took place during a raging sandstorm, and the thermometer shelter may have been contaminated by hot sand. The next highest is 129 in Death Valley, recorded a few times under conditions that are not in dispute. And Sagebrush, you're just as wrong as you ever are--the high temperature today in Death Valley was 128 F. There is no particular reason to expect that the all-time world record high should have been exceeded because of global warming--I've covered this before (I think in answers to your own questions Flossie).

136 degrees Fahrenheit. i just asked a teacher, it's right as far as i know. good luck on answering this question if it isn't right though. ttyl,

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or it could be 12o degrees F, bu ti don't think that you had that listed as one of your choices of an answer. best of luck,

bnsnsoftball2006

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Single events are weather.

With a name like deep thought, I thought it would be 42.

It's always 42.

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Frankly, you're quibbling about rounding differences. I wouldn't call any of these reports erroneous.