10 Hottest States in the United States 

10. Arizona - Desert climate, also averaging 61.1°F.

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9. Arkansas - Averages 61.1°F annually.

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8. South Carolina - Long, hot summers, averaging 63.4°F.

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7. Alabama - Averages 63.7°F with hot, humid summers.

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6. Mississippi - Also 64.3°F, shares a humid subtropical climate.

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5. Georgia - Humid subtropical climate, averaging 64.3°F.

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4. Texas - Diverse climate, averaging 65.8°F annually.

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3. Louisiana - Averages 67.2°F with its humid subtropical climate.

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2. Hawaii - Second hottest, averaging 70.2°F, due to its tropical climate.

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1. Florida - Tops the list with an average annual temperature of 71.5°F, thanks to its tropical climate.

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