World’s Extreme Temperatures, Precipitation Today

Mitribah (Kuwait) Records Max Daily High Temp. of 52.6°C (126.7°F) — Earth’s Hottest Today [UNCONFIRMED]

World’s hottest region was again the Persian Gulf area with at least 20 locations in six countries recording daily high temperatures above 50.0°C.

The coldest place was Dome Fuji (Antarctica) with a low of -72.4°C (-98.3°F).

Mass Evacuations Ordered in Japan

125,000 people in Akita Pref., Japan on evacuation order, or advisory following record rainfall

About 125,000 residents in Japan’s Akita Prefecture were ordered or advised to evacuate on Sunday as the risk of flooding and landslides increased due to record precipitation in the Tohoku region, according to local media reports.

City of Akita received a record 340mm of rainfall during a 24-hour period to 7am (local time) Sunday. It was also the most recorded precipitation on Earth for the day, with Bankura (India) a distant second at 318mm.

Extreme rains in southwestern Japan earlier this month left at least 28 people dead, and scores of others homeless.

Persian Gulf Region Hottest Place on Earth, Again

Mitribah (Kuwait) Records Maximum Daily High of 50.4°C — Earth’s Hottest Today

Mitribah (Kuwait) experienced today’s hottest recorded temperature globally at 50.4°C (122.7°F).

At least twenty other recording stations in five countries across the region – Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia – recorded maximum daily highs exceeding 48.6°C.

Coldest Place on Earth:

• Vostok (Antarctica) -73.6°C (-100.48°F)

[Maximum and minimum temperatures represent the last 24 hours to 17:00UTC on 07/17/2017]

Global High and Low Temperatures

Today’s hottest recorded temperature was 51.6°C (124.9°F)  in Mitribah (Kuwait) 

Max Temp Last 24h

Mitribah (Kuwait), 51.6°C
Basrah-Hussen (Iraq), 51.4°C
Sabriyah (Kuwait), 51.2°C
Omidieh (Iran), 51°C
Ahwaz (Iran), 50.8°C
Badrah (Iraq), 50.8°C
Abadan (Iran), 50.7°C

Death Valley, CA (USA), 50.6°C  (123°F)

Min Temp Last 24h
Dome A (Antarctica), -75.3°C (-103.5°F)

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Wahhabist Terrorists Kill Dozens in Kuwait, Tunisia

Dozens murdered, scores injured by Wahhabist Terrorists in Kuwait, Tunisia

Wahhabist Terrorists, believed to be supported by the Saudi Royal family, and operating under the umbrella of the terrorist group Daesh (aka, ISIL) have killed at least 27 people and wounded up to 230 others in an attack on a Shia mosque in Kuwait during Friday prayers.

“Anti-Shia hate propaganda spread by Sunni religious figures sponsored by, or based in, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf monarchies, is creating the ingredients for a sectarian civil war engulfing the entire Muslim world,” said a 2013 report.

The terrorist used a walking bomb.

Mass Murder in Tunisia

At least 40 people, mostly foreign tourists, have been killed and dozens of others injured in an attack on a beach in the Tunisian resort town of Sousse, officials have said.

Belgians, Britons, Germans, French, Irish and Tunisian nationals are among the dead, said reports. Again, the Saudi-backed  Whabbist terrorist group Dash terrorist group has claimed responsibility.

In March terrorists killed 22 people, mainly foreign visitors, in an attack on a museum in the capital Tunis.