Earth saw its hottest day ever on July 21, 2024

Sunday, July 21, 2024, was the hottest day ever recorded on Earth, according to weather data, with an average global temperature of 62.7 degrees. TODAY’s Al Roker breaks it all down and tracks the heat alerts around the U.S.

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[Seetheren]

While some parts of the world might not have felt that high, in the totality of summer so far, it definitely has been ridiculously hot.

[EricAnderson-cf]

In Iowa City it was only a high of 80* on the 21st. 🤷‍♂️

[keithlewis]

On recorded history. The Earth has been hotter than this in the past.

[johannesswillery]

For a Black man, he isn't a very good preacher. This Climate Religion is silly.

[hm]

Obviously when observatories are installed on or beside concrete structures and runways then you get hot and hot.

[bendelliskave]

Earth was a fire ball when it formed, and has changed ever since.

[PyroRob]

Nobody believes this scam anymore. Just stop

[MV-ewty]

Al Roker is the GOAT ❤🙏🏻 and yes, we are out here cooking.