Monday, 28 April 2014

Hottest and Coldest places in the World- Math Homework

       This is Dallol, Ethiopia. The area currently holds the record for the highest average temperature for an inhabited area in the world. The average temperature in Dallol is around 35°C. The average annual highest temperature is 41 °C, and in June the average high can reach up to 46.4 degrees celsius. Dallol is an area in Northern Ethiopia, which is a country in the middle Eastern part of Africa. Dallol was used for mining salts and sylvite.


This is Verkhoyansk, Russia. Verkhoyansk's annual average low temperature is -20.1 degrees celsius. The coldest month in Verkhoyansk is January. January's average low is -48.3 degrees celcius. Verkhoyansk is located in the North East region of Russia.

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