Hottest Countries In The World 2025

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Average Temperature 2011

1.	Mali	28.3 °C
1.	Burkina Faso	28.3 °C
3.	Kiribati	28.2 °C
4.	Djibouti	28.0 °C
4.	Tuvalu	28.0 °C
6.	Senegal	27.9 °C
7.	Mauritania	27.7 °C
7.	Maldives	27.7 °C
9.	Palau	27.6 °C
10.	Benin	27.6 °C
11.	Gambia	27.5 °C
12.	Marshall Islands	27.4 °C
13.	Ghana	27.2 °C
14.	Niger	27.2 °C
14.	Togo	27.2 °C
14.	Qatar	27.2 °C
14.	Bahrain	27.2 °C
14.	Seychelles	27.2 °C
19.	Somalia	27.1 °C
20.	United Arab Emirates	27.0 °C
21.	Sri Lanka	27.0 °C
22.	Sudan	26.9 °C
23.	Brunei	26.9 °C
24.	Nigeria	26.8 °C
24.	Cambodia	26.8 °C
24.	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	26.8 °C
27.	Samoa	26.7 °C
28.	Grenada	26.7 °C
29.	Chad	26.6 °C
30.	Singapore	26.5 °C
31.	Ivory Coast	26.4 °C
32.	Thailand	26.3 °C
33.	Sierra Leone	26.1 °C
34.	Guyana	26.0 °C
34.	Barbados	26.0 °C
34.	Antigua and Barbuda	26.0 °C
37.	Indonesia	25.9 °C
37.	Philippines	25.9 °C
37.	Micronesia	25.9 °C
40.	Trinidad and Tobago	25.8 °C
41.	Guinea	25.7 °C
41.	Suriname	25.7 °C
43.	Solomon Islands	25.7 °C
44.	Oman	25.6 °C
45.	Comoros	25.6 °C
46.	Eritrea	25.5 °C
46.	Saint Lucia	25.5 °C
48.	Panama	25.4 °C
49.	Venezuela	25.4 °C
49.	Kuwait	25.4 °C
51.	Liberia	25.3 °C
51.	Belize	25.3 °C
53.	Papua New Guinea	25.3 °C
53.	Tonga	25.3 °C
55.	Cuba	25.2 °C
56.	Gabon	25.1 °C
57.	Malaysia	25.0 °C
57.	Bangladesh	25.0 °C
59.	Jamaica	25.0 °C
59.	Brazil	25.0 °C
61.	Haiti	24.9 °C
61.	Nicaragua	24.9 °C
61.	Central African Republic	24.9 °C
64.	Bahamas	24.9 °C
65.	Costa Rica	24.8 °C
66.	Kenya	24.8 °C
67.	Saudi Arabia	24.7 °C
68.	Cameroon	24.6 °C
69.	Dominican Republic	24.6 °C
69.	Republic of the Congo	24.6 °C
69.	Equatorial Guinea	24.6 °C
72.	Colombia	24.5 °C
72.	Saint Kitts and Nevis	24.5 °C
74.	El Salvador	24.5 °C
74.	Vietnam	24.5 °C
76.	Fiji	24.4 °C
77.	DR Congo	24.0 °C
78.	Vanuatu	24.0 °C
79.	Yemen	23.9 °C
80.	Mozambique	23.8 °C
81.	Sao Tome and Principe	23.8 °C
82.	India	23.7 °C
83.	Paraguay	23.6 °C
84.	Honduras	23.5 °C
85.	Guatemala	23.5 °C
86.	Cape Verde	23.3 °C
87.	Uganda	22.8 °C
87.	Laos	22.8 °C
89.	Madagascar	22.7 °C
90.	Algeria	22.5 °C
91.	Mauritius	22.4 °C
92.	Dominica	22.4 °C
92.	Tanzania	22.4 °C
94.	Ethiopia	22.2 °C
95.	Egypt	22.1 °C
96.	Malawi	21.9 °C
97.	Ecuador	21.9 °C
98.	Libya	21.8 °C
99.	Australia	21.7 °C
100.	Angola	21.6 °C
100.	Bolivia	21.6 °C
102.	Botswana	21.5 °C
103.	Iraq	21.4 °C
103.	Zambia	21.4 °C
103.	Eswatini	21.4 °C
106.	Mexico	21.0 °C
106.	Zimbabwe	21.0 °C
108.	Pakistan	20.2 °C
109.	Namibia	20.0 °C
110.	Burundi	19.8 °C
111.	Peru	19.6 °C
112.	Tunisia	19.2 °C
112.	Israel	19.2 °C
112.	Malta	19.2 °C
115.	Cyprus	18.5 °C
116.	Jordan	18.3 °C
117.	Rwanda	17.9 °C
118.	South Africa	17.8 °C
118.	Syria	17.8 °C
120.	Uruguay	17.6 °C
121.	Iran	17.3 °C
122.	Morocco	17.1 °C
123.	Lebanon	16.4 °C
124.	Greece	15.4 °C
125.	Portugal	15.2 °C
126.	Turkmenistan	15.1 °C
127.	Argentina	14.8 °C
128.	Monaco	13.6 °C
129.	Italy	13.5 °C
130.	Spain	13.3 °C
131.	Myanmar	13.1 °C
132.	Afghanistan	12.6 °C
133.	Uzbekistan	12.1 °C
134.	Azerbaijan	12.0 °C
135.	San Marino	11.9 °C
135.	Lesotho	11.9 °C
137.	South Korea	11.5 °C
138.	Albania	11.4 °C
139.	Japan	11.2 °C
140.	Turkey	11.1 °C
141.	Croatia	10.9 °C
142.	France	10.7 °C
143.	Serbia	10.6 °C
143.	Bulgaria	10.6 °C
143.	New Zealand	10.6 °C
143.	Montenegro	10.6 °C
147.	Bosnia and Herzegovina	9.9 °C
148.	Hungary	9.8 °C
149.	Belgium	9.6 °C
150.	Moldova	9.5 °C
151.	Ireland	9.3 °C
152.	Netherlands	9.3 °C
153.	Slovenia	8.9 °C
154.	Romania	8.8 °C
155.	Luxembourg	8.7 °C
156.	United States	8.6 °C
157.	Germany	8.5 °C
158.	United Kingdom	8.5 °C
158.	Chile	8.5 °C
160.	Ukraine	8.3 °C
161.	Nepal	8.1 °C
162.	Poland	7.9 °C
163.	Andorra	7.6 °C
164.	Czech Republic	7.6 °C
165.	Denmark	7.5 °C
166.	Bhutan	7.4 °C
167.	Armenia	7.2 °C
168.	China	7.0 °C
169.	Slovakia	6.8 °C
170.	Kazakhstan	6.4 °C
171.	Austria	6.4 °C
172.	Lithuania	6.2 °C
173.	Belarus	6.2 °C
174.	Georgia	5.8 °C
175.	North Korea	5.7 °C
176.	Liechtenstein	5.7 °C
177.	Latvia	5.6 °C
178.	Switzerland	5.5 °C
179.	Estonia	5.1 °C
180.	Sweden	2.1 °C
181.	Tajikistan	2.0 °C
182.	Iceland	1.8 °C
183.	Finland	1.7 °C
184.	Kyrgyzstan	1.6 °C
185.	Norway	1.5 °C
186.	Mongolia	-0.7 °C
187.	Russia	-5.1 °C
188.	Canada	-5.4 °C

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10 Hottest Countries
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Scorching Temperature Across the World

Whether it’s a sun-soaked beach vacation or exploring the bustling markets of a desert city, the weather conditions of a country can greatly influence its tourism industry, agricultural practices, and even lifestyle of its population. Dive in as we traverse across the globe examining the public data illustrating the hottest countries in the world, based on average temperature recorded throughout the year.

Key findings from the temperature data include:

Among the top 5 countries with the highest average temperatures, Mali and Burkina Faso, situated inland in the Sahara desert region, experience more extreme temperatures compared to the coastal and island nations of Kiribati, Tuvalu, and Djibouti.
There is a noticeable dominance of African and Pacific Island nations in the list of countries with the warmest temperatures, which can be attributed to their geographical location near the Earth's equator.
The coldest countries, according to average temperatures, are located in the northern hemisphere. These include Russia and Canada with harsh average temperatures of -5.1°C and -5.4°C, respectively.
The United States, known for its varied topography and climates across its numerous states, has a relatively moderate average temperature at 8.6°C.

10 Hottest Countries in the World

Taking the crown for the hottest country in the world are Mali and Burkina Faso. Both countries showcase sweltering mean year-round temperatures of 28.3°C. Their location within the Sahara Desert region, offering little respite from the relentless sun, contributes substantially to these staggering temperatures.

In third place, Kiribati breaks the African dominance, presenting an average temperature of 28.2°C. This Pacific island nation, despite its tropical location, offers an idyllic fusion of sun-doused conditions and refreshing ocean breezes.

Following closely, Djibouti and Tuvalu share an average temperature of 28.0°C, securing the fourth and fifth ranks, respectively.

Senegal is ranked sixth with its average temperature of 27.9°C, a testament to its tropical savannah climate. The seventh and eighth placements are occupied by Mauritania and the Maldives, where intense heat envelops the nations with average measures of 27.7°C.

The ninth position belongs to Palau, another equatorial Pacific island nation with an average annual temperature of 27.6°C. Finally, wrapping our list at the tenth spot is Benin, situated in West Africa, which also records an average temperature of 27.6°C.

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