The Hottest Place In The World Today 110 Degrees

Bas van Brandwijk Pexels

It is 110 degrees F in Vioolsdrif,  a village on the Orange River in the northwestern Namaqualand area of South Africa. Extremely high temperatures have hit the entire area nearby. 

Summer lasts from August to April in Vioolsdrif. It recorded one of the highest temperatures in the history of South Africa when the thermometer reached 117 degrees F on October 27, 2015

Last year, extreme weather, much of it heatwaves, killed thousands of people; many were in drought-stricken areas and those without temperature protection such as air conditioning.

The CDC reports:

Extreme heat events can trigger a variety of heat stress

conditions, such as heat stroke. Heat stroke is the most

serious heat-related disorder. It occurs when the body

becomes unable to control its temperature. Body temperature

rises rapidly, the sweating mechanism fails, and the body

cannot cool down. This condition can cause death or

permanent disability if emergency treatment is not given.

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