Cities with the best weather in the world

[jw5]

kena busted and kena on tilt after being called out for bullshitting. you have the exact behavior of the moniker you hate most.

Don't be a kaypohcheebye lah................. LOL..........................

 

[eatshitndie]

Don't be a kaypohcheebye lah................. LOL..........................

i like to kaypoh your cheebye.

 

[jw5]

i like to kaypoh your cheebye.

You kaypoh your own kahchng bestest.................. LOL

 

[eatshitndie]

You kaypoh your own kahchng bestest.................. LOL

nothing compared to your wide open cheebye.

 

[jw5]

nothing compared to your wide open cheebye.

nothing compared to your overused kahchng..............LOL......................

 

[eatshitndie]

nothing compared to your overused kahchng..............LOL......................

we know you’re gay and transgendered tranny with a surgically fake cheebye.

 

[jw5]

we know you’re gay and transgendered tranny with a surgically fake cheebye.

we know you're a faggot who likes to boast that your kahchng can be used as a cheebye.......... LOL......................

 

[jw5]

Adelaide, Australia​

Adelaide suffers from far less humidity than Sydney (the other Australian city that made this list), and has considerably low rainfall, which makes its yearly temperatures feel more mild.

 

[jw5]

Mombasa, Kenya​

In Mombasa the month of December (average of 27.4ºC/81.3ºF) is warmer than June (average of 24.8ºC/76.6ºF). That said, the city has a warm climate throughout the year.
Maybe you should be considering Mombasa as your next travel destination this winter!

 

[jw5]

Viña del Mar, Chile​

Chile's coastal resort town of Viña del Mar boasts of endless soft sand beaches and gorgeous gardens, and is often dubbed as "La Ciudad Jardín" ("The Garden City").
The city's mild temperatures vary between 20 and 24ºC (68-75ºF) in summer and between 10 and 15ºC (50-59ºF) during the winter months.

 

[jw5]

Medellín, Colombia​

In the mountainous Colombian region of Aura lays the city of Medellín.
Its yearly temperatures vary from 18 to 28ºC (64-82ºF), making it an ideal spot to visit at any time of year and get that dose of Colombian nature.

 

[jw5]

Yuma, USA​

We're now stepping into the hottest places in the world, which includes the city of Yuma in Arizona.
Yuma is found near Arizona's border with California and Mexico, and according to Traveller, the city gets 4,015 hours of sunshine a year and has temperatures soaring up to 42ºC (107ºF).

 

[eatshitndie]

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Yuma, USA​

We're now stepping into the hottest places in the world, which includes the city of Yuma in Arizona.
Yuma is found near Arizona's border with California and Mexico, and according to Traveller, the city gets 4,015 hours of sunshine a year and has temperatures soaring up to 42ºC (107ºF).

you have to be fucking kidding. yuma? hikers die there in summer. what a fucked up list.

 

[jw5]

Kuwait City, Kuwait​

Despite its staggering heat, Kuwait City is home to over two million people.
The average temperature in the city ranges between 21 and 41ºC (70-106ºF), according to NOAA. However, a heat wave can reportedly take temperatures over the 50ºC (122ºF) mark.

 

[jw5]

Death Valley, USA​

California's Death Valley is by far the driest place in the United States.
While scorching temperatures can reach 47ºC (116ºF) in summer months, the highest temperature ever recorded there was in 1913, when it reached 56.7ºC (134ºF).

 

[jw5]

Dallol, Ethiopia​

If you Google the hottest places in the world, Dallol is usually pretty high on the list.
The town's surroundings go as low as 100 meters below sea level, areas that are often covered in yellow sulfur fields and craters, which were the remains of a volcanic explosion in 1926.
Dallol holds the highest record ever for the hottest annual average temperature, at 34.4ºC (94ºF).

 

[jw5]

Kebili, Tunisia​

The desert town of Kebili is best known for its cultivation of dates. Secondly, the Kebili is known for its sweltering heat that easily exceeds 40ºC (104ºF) in summer.
The town's highest-ever recorded temperature was 55ºC (131ºF).

 

[jw5]

Ahvaz, Iran​

Iran is home to desert cities that have long periods of dry, hot, and stormy climate.
One of them is Ahvaz, a city with heat that has surpassed the 50ºC (122ºF) mark in previous years.

 

[jw5]

Dasht-e Loot, Iran​

The salt desert of Dasht-e Loot, also referred to as the Lut Desert, has the hottest ground temperatures ever recorded. According to The Guardian, temperatures recorded between 2003 and 2009 proved that the ground reached as high as 70.7ºC (159.3ºF). That's hot!

 

[jw5]

Timbuktu, Mali​

On the southern border of the Sahara desert you will find Mali's ancient city of Timbuktu.
The average yearly temperatures ranges from 29 to 42ºC (84-107ºF), with June being its hottest month.