South Sudan, answered from the data
What is the highest temperature ever recorded in South Sudan?
44.5°C at Juba, on 17 March 1973. That is the highest in the 1 station archive we hold for South Sudan. It is not an official national record unless a meteorological authority has recognised it.
NOAA GHCN-Daily
What is the lowest temperature ever recorded in South Sudan?
12.0°C at Juba, on 3 January 1986, the lowest in the archives we hold for South Sudan. The same caveat applies: it is the deepest figure in our archives rather than a certified national record.
NOAA GHCN-Daily
How many weather stations report from South Sudan?
1, of which 1 carry a historical archive. Every figure on this page is drawn from those stations, so it describes what the network saw rather than the whole country.
Our station register
Stations
- Juba62941 · 457 m