1. Your country
2. The records for highest and lowest temperature of your country
I'll start.
>Japan
>41℃
>-41℃
1. Your country
Jaxson Lee
Nicholas Reed
1. Norgay.
2. 35,6 °C and –51,4 °C, respectively.
Anthony Wilson
>lowest
-24.1 degree Celsius
>highest
53 degree Celsius
Gabriel Johnson
High: 48℃
Low: -28℃
Asher Nelson
>Mierdú
>38.8°C
>–28,3 °C
Joseph Fisher
Highest recorded July 5, 1937 45.0 °C (113.0 °F)
Lowest recorded February 3, 1947 −63.0 °C (−81.4 °F
Ryan Jones
40 and -40
literally the perfectly balanced weather
Cooper Walker
Hungary
-35 °C and +42,2 °C
Anthony Richardson
High: 37,2℃
Low: -51,5℃
Kevin Powell
USA
134F (57C)
-79.8F (-62C)
Adrian Howard
Oh, and a fun fact: The highest temperature recorded in May and the highest average temperature in May were both recorded this year. Just goes to show how ridiculously hot we've had it here lately.
Alexander Reyes
Aus
50.7°C
−23.0 °C
Jayden Morris
49,1°C
-39,0°C
Jose Howard
>flaggot
>44,5 C
>-38,5 C
pretty mild
Isaac Harris
My country is fucking large, so
> +45.4 C
> −67,8 C
Anthony Lee
>55c
>-22c
Levi Clark
I don't know but I do know that one day it was cold enough to snow and the very next day it was warm enough to wear a tshirt. That's why our roads are always fucked in Indiana.
Nolan Russell
Lelgium
36.2 Celsius
And -30
David Sullivan
Malaysia
Highest: 40.1C
Lowest: 7.8C (Cameron Highlands)
Average: 27-31C
Gavin Murphy
In Hokkaido last year, the temperature rose from -1.8℃ at 4am to 28.4℃ at 2pm. What's going on in this planet.
Tyler Jackson
>> −67,8 C
Isn't it −71,2°C?