Hottest States in the U.S.

The reason it is so hot in Australia is that it is summer (almost) down in the southern hemisphere. The earth’s tilt has the southern hemisphere pointed almost directly at the sun during the day… So southern hemisphere lands are receiving more solar heating. There are actually other places that are hotter.

Florida

1. Florida. Florida is the hottest state in the U.S., with an average annual temperature of 70.7°F.
2. Hawaii. Hawaii is the second-hottest state in the United States, with an average annual temperature of 70.0°F.
3. Louisiana.
4. Texas.
5. Georgia.

Death Valley

Summer is very hot and humid, with highs around 38/39 °C (100/102 °F) between June and August; the heat is sweltering because of the humidity coming from the sea. By contrast, in the days when the wind blows from the interior, the temperature can reach as high as 46/47 °C (115/117 °F).

Summers, from June to August, are hot, with daytime temperatures in the shade exceeding 100 °F (38 °C) in almost all of the country. Temperatures in the desert frequently rise as high as 130 °F (55 °C) in the summer. Humidity is low, except along the coasts, where it can be high and very oppressive.

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Weather to expect in Saudi. Contrary to popular belief, it’s not always hot in Saudi Arabia. The kingdom experiences four distinct seasons —from chilly winter breezes in January to peak desert heat in August —and a climate that varies between regions.

Makkah

January

The climate of Saudi Arabia is hot and dry with annual rainfall ∼93 mm [25]. Temperature ranges from 8.57°C to 28.32°C in the north and from 26.68°C to 33.97°C in the south of the country [43]. However, mountains play a vital role in controlling the local climate in Saudi Arabia.

Camels watch a snowfall — in Saudi Arabia? (It’s actually not that rare.) These camels watched as snow fell in the mountains near Tabuk, Saudi Arabia on Thursday (2/18). It’s not that rare to see snow in certain parts of the country.

July

Winter in Saudi Arabia peaks between December and January, however, it can extend up to a month either side. Average temperatures during the season are a comfortable 20 degrees Celsius, but in certain regions, it can drop closer to zero degrees by night; January is definitely considered the coldest month.

With the exception of the province of Asir on the western coast, Saudi Arabia has a desert climate characterized by extreme heat during the day, an abrupt drop in temperature at night, and very low annual rainfall. For the rest of the country, rainfall is very low and erratic. …

Climate of Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia has a warm dry desert climate with very high temperatures in most of the country. In winter the temperatures are moderate in general, but turning cold at night sometimes descending below freezing. Most of Saudi Arabia is dry, for example only 111.0 mm (4.37 in) of rainfall is recorded annually in Mecca.

Some of the common food items in Saudi Arabian cuisine include wheat, rice, lamb, chicken, yogurt, potatoes, seafood and dates. Some additional foods and dishes include: Jareesh / Harees. Haneeth.

According to Ancient Earth Globe – which was launched by paleontologist Ian Webster – Saudi Arabia was actually underwater during the Early Cretaceous period. According to the website, during that time the world had no polar ice caps meaning the water levels were far higher than they are today.

During April, daily temperatures regularly climb above 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 degrees Celsius) in America’s hottest cities of Miami, Orlando, Tampa, San Antonia and Phoenix. All other major cities enjoy warm weather with average high temperatures in at least the mid-50s °F (13 °C).