New South Wales highest recoded temperature?
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The highest temperature recorded in NSW is 52.8 degrees, at Bourk
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On September 13, 1922, El Azizia in Libya recorded a temperature of 136 degrees Fahrenheit (57.8 Celsius)!  Death Valley in California makes for a close second, though.  On July 10, 1913, it got up to 134 Fahrenheit.  Whew.  That is HOT.  Best,\n\n`k.
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Girl you are already in the best holiday destination on the face of the earth.  Tassie, Lygone St. the Snowy, Margaret River, Caines, Manaranka springs, Kakadu. Surfers Paradise, the Opera House and the Rocks, Bondi, Clare Valley.\n\nIf you want smog, go north of the equator. If you want blue sky, you don't need any more than a bus ticket.
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watertemps of 60 and better
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Australia,\n7pm, Friday 7th May
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With normal heat during summer and rain in the catchment areas and many parts of the state I expect a very good mansoon and seasonal rainfall.\nThe prediction  for the south west mansoon  from the end of May is a good sign of favourable weather this year after a long time.
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El Azizia in Libya, Sahara Desert. the max temperature recorded was 57.8C
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I use a weather forecasting website called Metcheck.\n\nThe weather prediction for my area for December 3rd is currently shown as \n\nSun 3 Dec at 12 noon - max temp 9 °c, wind chill temp 1 °c, pressure 987 mb,  5.6 mm of rain, cloud cover 99 %  wind at 17 mph  \n\nOf course this is only a "best guess" at this stage, but they do provide frequent updates and are often extremely accurate in their short to mid range forecasts.
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the coldest temp ever has been recored in Antarctica, -126 F
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Hydrogen has the highest known specific heat of 1.43 x 10^4  J/kg*K at a temperature of 25°C.
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About 72 degrees. This answer was gotten by averaging the monthly temperatures in the table below.
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The surface temperature is 5780 Kelvin which is 5507 degrees Celcius and 9944 degrees Fahrenheit
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Highest temp ever recorded was 136 deg. F at El Azizia (Libya) in 1922. This is not officially recognized by all.\n\nDeath Valley, CA, USA has the hottest temperature in the world at 134 deg. F.
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Earlier it was Cherapunji, India but now I think the record of highest rainfall has surpased in a different place. I am sorry, I  can't get the name right now!
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I am in Woodland (Sacramento) California. I am going to Sydney this summer (your winter) and I hope that it will be nice there.
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Up to 6000 degerees C, 9000 degrees F.
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Australia  generally arid to semiarid; temperate in south and east; tropical in north \n\nUse this link:\n\nhttp://home.iprimus.com.au/ozthunder/oz/front.html