Despite the extreme temperatures recorded enough, the temperature was not yet a record-breaking temperature of before. Although the temperature registered very extreme, temperature is not yet resolved the record temperature ever. (amazonaws.com)

VIVAnews -United Nations World Meteorological Organization (UNWMO), the UN special agencies responsible for monitoring the weather and climate report, this week, the hottest temperature on Earth had reached 46 degrees Celsius. As for the coldest temperature reached minus 69.1 degrees.

As the informed, UNWMO, making the standards for monitoring of weather and provides a global telecommunications network for distributing data, collect data more than 10 thousand observation weather stations all over the world.

Quoted from Earth Week, Monday 9 May 2011, the highest temperature this week that reach 114.8 degrees fahrenheit or 50 degrees Celsius in Birni-N'Konni, Niger.

As for the coldest temperatures, to minus 92.4 degrees fahrenheit or minus 69.1 degrees Celsius, that is on the Amundsen-Scott station, an observer at the South Pole.

Although temperatures in both places was recorded very extreme, the hottest and coldest temperatures still broke the record the highest and lowest temperatures ever.

According to data released by the World Meteorological Organization and summarized by Arizona State University, the hottest temperature ever happened on Earth on 13 September 1922 at Al ' al ' Aziziyah, Libya. When the temperature in the region ketinggain 112 meters above sea level, it is included to 136 degrees fahrenheit, or 57.8 degrees Celsius.

The coldest temperature ever hit region on earth itself took place on July 21, 1983 in Vostok, Antarctica. The temperature of the area that is at an altitude of 3420 meters above sea level it had minus 128,5 degrees fahrenheit or minus 89.2 degrees Celsius. (eh)