Welcome back to another post on The Forest of Legends! Today’s discussion is about how temperatures vary across the world. For example, the lowest recorded temperature in Canada is under -70 degrees Celsius, but the lowest recorded temperature in Norway is -51 degrees Celsius! That is a lot of change for countries at similar latitude levels!
Highest recorded temps
Between Ireland and Russia, which are at similar latitudes (although Russia is bigger), Ireland has a low high-record temperature, while Russia’s is much higher, with it’s range in between 110 and 115 degrees Fahrenheit. I was surprised on how high Iran’s was, reaching over 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Also, even though the record is outdated, I included the 136 degree record high in Lybia from 1922.
Coldest Record Temps
Meanwhile, for the coldest record temps, we can tell the difference even more, since Russia is below -80 Fahrenheit, while the United Kingdoms is between -11 and -20 Fahrenheit. For an even bigger comparison, Ireland’s is almost above 0 degrees! That’s over an 80 degree difference!
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