Hong Kong residents face unseen threats
Hong Kong recorded its highest temperature since data collection began in 1884, reaching 36.9°C today. This spike is attributed to the approaching Typhoon Dolphin along China's eastern coast. The record surpasses the previous high of 36.6°C set in 2017 and is linked to the typhoon's influence, which brought a hot air mass to the region. Authorities have issued warnings of an intense heatwave, with the weather expected to remain unusually hot until Tuesday, and temperatures in some areas could reach as high as 39.7°C. This intense heat is part of a broader pattern of increasing heatwaves driven by human-induced climate change.
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