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Michael brings forward some interesting weather facts to test your knowledge - the hottest, driest, coldest, heaviest, and weirdest weather on the planet. Pick the true fact or you fail!
Hottest in Libya - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_eTxp5sazk
"Hottest" in Antarctica - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7a7dfddjno
Hottest in Libya - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_eTxp5sazk
"Hottest" in Antarctica - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7a7dfddjno
Hello, and welcome to another edition of Truth or Fail where today we're talking about hot weather, cold weather, windy weather, snowy weather, rainy weather, and dry weather. It's a weather extravaganza! But this isn't an episode about average weather, no, we're talking about the extreme, because that’s a whole lot more interesting than a 60 degree overcast day.
You know the rules. I'm gonna give you two weather related facts, one is true, one is not. Choose wisely.
Round number one: Hot enough for ya?
Fact number one: The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth, was 58 degrees centigrade, 136.4 degrees Fahrenheit on September 22nd 1922, on an Italian Army base in Libya.
OR
Fact number two: The "hottest" temperature ever recorded, at the actual south pole is negative 12.3 degrees centigrade or 9.9 degrees Fahrenheit.
You know the rules. I'm gonna give you two weather related facts, one is true, one is not. Choose wisely.
Round number one: Hot enough for ya?
Fact number one: The hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth, was 58 degrees centigrade, 136.4 degrees Fahrenheit on September 22nd 1922, on an Italian Army base in Libya.
OR
Fact number two: The "hottest" temperature ever recorded, at the actual south pole is negative 12.3 degrees centigrade or 9.9 degrees Fahrenheit.