The World's Hottest Day EVER Is Recorded In Kuwait As Temperature Soars To 54C

The 54C record-breaker was recorded in Kuwait on Thursday 

*The record-beating temperature was recorded in Mitribah on Thursday *It was nearly as hot in Iraq, yesterday, as temperatures reached 53.9C

Temperatures in Kuwait reached 54C this week, making Thursday the hottest day EVER recorded.

Daily Mail UK report continues:

The blistering temperature was recorded in Mitribah, Kuwait, on Thursday.

And yesterday, Iraq was nearly as hot, as the mercury soared to 53.9C (129.0 degrees Fahrenheit).

Weather forecaster, Nagham Mohammed, expected temperatures Saturday to hover around 49 degrees Celsius (120.2 Fahrenheit) in Basra and to decline in the coming days. Mohammed added that temperatures in Baghdad are expected to reach 45 degrees Celsius (113 Fahrenheit).

And weather historian, Christopher C. Burt said the temperatures made them the hottest "ever reliably measured on Earth".

On Wednesday, temperatures soared up to 51C (123.8 Fahrenheit) in Baghdad and as much as 53C (127.4 Fahrenheit) in Basra.