"Located in a transitional zone between the southern Sonoran Desert and the northern Great Basin Desert, the area known as Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park in the Mojave Desert has the lowest elevation in North America at 279 feet below sea level. With some of the hottest air and surface temperatures in the world, it’s no wonder that the Mojave — covering 43,750 square miles across Nevada, California, Arizona, and Utah — is the driest desert in North America. When you visit, be sure to stock up on water!"
Yep...we live in the hottest desert in North America. The temps are cranking up to the low 100s now, and in July the average temperature will be 110.
The red rock or coral desert is pretty as well as hot!
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