Which place on earth has the warmest average temperature year round?
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The warmest place on the average is believed to be a tiny depression called Dallol, in Eastern Ethiopia, just near the shore of the Red Sea. In Dallol, the sum average 24h temperature for 12 months is about +34 C (ca. 94 F), as measured between 1960-66. Although there are many other hot places in the world, none of these stations measured such a high year-average, although some no doubt experience even higher summer averages/extremes (such as Death Valley, for example).
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I would think a warm climate like Florida, Texas, or New Mexico or probably Arizonia?
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Vostok Station (Russia) at the South Pole recorded the lowest ever temperature (-101 deg F.)
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Antarctica--in particular, the Russian station Vostok, at which a record-      setting low temperature of one hundred and twenty-eight point six below zero      Fahrenheit was recorded in nineteen eighty-three. \n\n In nineteen-o-eight the university of Leiden      made history by producing the first super-cooled helium. Guess how cold liquid      helium is? \nFour hundred fifty-two degrees below zero Fahrenheit.\nhttp://amos.indiana.edu/library/scripts/coldworld.html
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Antartica because it is at the bottom of the globe and it is mostly snowy there
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The sea, air, and land are all warmed by radiation (light, infrared, etc) from the sun during the day.  The earth also gives off radiation (infrared) all the time.  During the daytime the radiation from the sun is greater than the radiation given off by the earth's surface so the surface warms up.  At night, no radiation from the sun, but the earth is still radiating infrared, so it cools off.
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I live in the best place in the world Perth, It is the best climate with warm summers and winter rains, I would not love to live anywhere else (Fact: The most isolated city in the world)\nKind Regards, Timothy H. (Age 12, W.A.)
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Antarctic.\nthe earth spins around the sun in an ellipse when the artic has its coldest point the earth is closer to the sun in comparison to when the antartic is the coldest
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North Siberia holds the world record of the lowest temperature\nSouth Antarctica is among the coldest regions on the earth
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Generally, yes.  The closer you are to the equator, the warmer the climate is.
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That depends on your preferences.  If you like sun, then Spain is nice.  Skiing?  Then perhaps Switzerland or the Italian Alps would be best. Like to live near reindeer, then Norway couldn't be beat!
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Australia.\nThey have the best variation of beautiful women any where in the world.
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Lake Erie... which means it's also the warmest.
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The coldest place on Earth is Antarctica.\n\nThe lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth was -129F, recorded in 1983 at the Russian Base Vostok in Antarctica.
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Global warming and it is closer to the equator.
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Greenland!\nits also the world's largest natural park!
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Iceland's average temperature is about 5° C (41° F), with a range from -0.6° C (31° F) in January to 11.1° C (52° F) in July.