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The hottest heat wave ever recorded in California occurred on July 10, 1913. During this heat wave, Death Valley recorded an all-time high temperature of 57°C (134°F) at Furnace Creek, which is still the highest air temperature ever measured on Earth.

July 10, 1913 , the hottest heat wave
ever struck California. During this heat
wave, Death Valley recorded a record
high temperature of 57 °C (134 °F) at
Furnace Creek, which still remains the
highest ambient air temperature recorded
on Earth.

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