Hottest weather you've experienced?

[DogEatDog]

Hottest that left a scar in my memory- 115 in Tempe, AZ while visiting for the first time. Came down from being used to 80's and went to 115, dry or not that's just hot.

Close second is summer in Austin, TX. I love the heat but dang, 102 with the humidity they have there, you literally have no option but to sweat after a few seconds.

 

[naked duck]

I think i would die in Southern US in the summer.

 

[El Chimpo]

its the humidity that really kicks your ass... ill take 115 dry heat over 95 humid heat

 

[Sum]

Last summer in Louisiana my town regularly got to above 100, many times it would be about 115. This would last for days on end.

 

[GSPOAB]

My experience is probably pretty mild compared to others posted in here. I can't stand hot weather.

 

[Funkoar]

I believe it hit 48˚C one day here in Australia. I was still in school, surprised they didn't send everybody home.

I wonder how hot it gets before you can send people home from school/work

 

[Stargazer Rex]

135 in Iraq. Feelshotman

 

[Sum]

and yes, that is with like 75+ percent humidity

 

[Sum]

Probably around 114 actual temp here in Texas. Couple summers ago it was 30 straight days of 100+ heat and would still be 100 degrees at night. It's not that bad though, sucks first getting into your car though

Lol yeah, when you turn on your car and the temp is showing as 135, you know shit is fucked.

 

[Slick_36]

120

 

[bcordova]

Speaking of getting into hot cars. People in parking lots are like vultures for those few shaded spots.

 

[Slick_36]

Ugh I had no air conditioning so driving home was hellacious. The steering wheel was melted, the seat belt burned me, and it was literally suffocating.

 

[FightsFTW]

Vegas in the summertime, eff that. Worse I've felt was above 115 F, probably close to 120. Make sure to stay inside the casinos in the AC when you visit vegas in the summer

 

[Iroh]

42-43 degrees celcius

 

[Phreaxer]

Phoenix gets 115-120 every year a couple times... It SUCKS. But like someone else mentioned, it's dry at least, so it feels a little less miserable. "Little" being the operative word.

 

[Jon Stark]

With humidity over 50 degrees but humidity is like steroids for hot weather. Kinda flawed

 

[Flash_Monsta]

Turkey July this year, It was reading at 43c on the temp readers. That day me and the misses decided to go on a boat trip, we sat on the deck of the boat which was really nice but because of the wind I couldnt feel myself burning. My face was really burnt, it scrunched up and was sore for about 3 weeks. Pealed like a lizard.

 

[Jon Stark]

Vegas in the summertime, eff that. Worse I've felt was above 115 F, probably close to 120. Make sure to stay inside the casinos in the AC when you visit vegas in the summer

Or the pools during the day. I find the dessert heat easier to tolerate less humidity and more dry

 

[Lexvegas]

Iraq 2008. 130 degrees on one July afternoon. I must have put down 6 gallons of water that day trudging around that place.

 

[Brock2026]

Yeah I'm here in Sydney where it got to 42-43 degrees Celsius and I spent the whole day at the beaches. Also I remember the New Years Day a few years back I remember it getting to it least 45 if not more, cars were broken down everywhere from over heating.