El Azizia / Tripoli / Baltimore / New York / Virgili / Crouthamel / /
Company
Paolo Brenni / Chilterns Observatory Trust / Earth Sciences Laboratory / Weather Underground Inc. / US Army Natick Laboratories / The John Hopkins Press / Bobbs-Merrill Company / /
Country
Italy / Libya / Egypt / France / United States / United Kingdom / Morocco / Argentina / Spain / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Met Office Hadley Centre / University of East Anglia / Cairo University / University Rovira / /
IndustryTerm
Steel pins / observation site / /
NaturalFeature
Sahara Desert / Death Valley / Réunion Island / Jabal Nafusah mountains / /
Organization
Climatology Department / National Meteorological Service / Climate Studies Service / School of Environmental Sciences / Italian Air Force Meteorological Service / Met Office Hadley Centre / Climatic Research Unit / U.S. Environmental Sciences Services Administration / U.S. Environmental Science Services Administration / WMO CCl / Climatological Department / U.S. Army Topographical Engineering Center / Environmental Data Service / Climate & Climate Change Department / American Meteorological Society / Scientific Instrument Commission / National Meteorological Center / Commission of Climatology / Royal Meteorological Society / United Nations / NOAA’s National Climatic Data Center / Centre for Climate Change / United States Army / Cairo University / World Meteorological Organization / Department of Astronomy and Meteorology / Arizona State University School of Geographical Sciences / University of East Anglia / Italian Colonial Meteorological Service / /
Person
Compo / Angelo Bellani / Khalid Ibrahim El / James Six / W.E. Knowles Middleton / José Luis / J.S. Whitaker / /
W orld Meteorological Organization Assessment of the Purported World Record 58°C Temperature Extreme at El Azizia, Libya (13 September[removed]Khalid Ibrahim El Fadli1, Randall S. Cerveny2, Christopher C. Burt3, Philip