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Hong Kong records heatwave with 36.9 °C
The highest temperature recorded since 1884 was noted today in Hong Kong at the Meteorological Observatory.
Hong Kong today registered a record temperature of 36.9 °C, the highest since records began in 1884. The measurement was taken at the headquarters of the Hong Kong Observatory, located in Tsim Sha Tsui, an area known for being a reference point for the city's weather conditions.
The local meteorological agency warned that the mass of air associated with the periphery of tropical cyclone Dolphin is causing "extremely hot" conditions. This weather phenomenon may impact temperatures in the coming days, at least until Tuesday.
Citizens and visitors in Hong Kong are experiencing an unprecedented period of intense heat in the recent history of the region. This rise in temperature may affect daily life, including outdoor activities.
The increase in temperatures in the city is being closely monitored by local authorities, who have issued warnings about the need for precautions regarding public health and safety.
This climatic event highlights the need for ongoing monitoring of atmospheric conditions, especially in the context of global climate change. Both authorities and citizens are being encouraged to stay updated on the weather.