Hottest Countries In 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. 

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Year: 2023

Source: Trading Economics