What is the highest temperature ever recorded in Afghanistan?

Answer 1

The response to this question is simple and complicated. I like many other people have seen thermometers displaying absurdly high readings right here in Iraq. The problem is that the measuring system used is grossly inaccurate. Most thermometers are Bimetallic strips, which are hit and miss at best. Second comes the alcohol thermometer, which suffers from thermal radiation and thus displays much higher temperatures in sunlight. Some people would say they have seen highs up to and over 145 degrees Fahrenheit. Which is amazing considering the widely accepted highest temperature ever went to Death Valley, California with 134 in 1913. In order to get an accurate reading either a complex system of computer sensors is required, or an extremely difficult equation involving exact measurements of water evaporation. Either way you get the most accurate temperatures by simply checking websites like weather.com. All that said. The short answer - 122 degrees Fahrenheit. With a summer average high of around 110.

Answer 2

In summer, average daily high temperatures range from 42° C to 46° C; the highest recorded is 52° C.

Answer 3

I think its the same as everywhere else, mid to late afternoon, 1300-1700ish.

Answer 4

The highest temperature was almost about 122- 110 degree Fahrenheit possibly to the 130's but the lowest temperature was 2 or 3 degree Celsius (35.6 to 37.4 °F)

Answer 5

121.8 degrees Fahrenheit at Farah in August 2009. (49.9 degrees Celsius)

Answer 6

The highest temperature ever recorded in Afghanistan is 125.6°F (52°C) in the town of Lashkar Gah on July 31, 2011.

Answer 7

The highest temperature was 51°C.

Answer 8

51dC[124dF] 26/7/2020

Answer 9

120