Hong Kong hits record 36.9°C on Sunday — highest since records began in 1884, the Hong Kong Observatory says. Blistering heat linked to subsiding air on the periphery of Typhoon Dolphin, which made landfall in Zhejiang Province.
Hong Kong's temperature reached 36.9 degrees Celsius on Sunday afternoon, the highest since the city began keeping meteorological records in 1884, according to the Hong Kong Observatory. The observatory attributed the heat to subsiding air on the periphery of Typhoon Dolphin, which made landfall in Zhejiang Province on China's eastern coast on Sunday afternoon.
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