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Hong Kong recorded its highest temperature since data collection began in 1884, reaching 36.9°C at the Tsim Sha Tsui Observatory, the highest figure in 150 years. This partial record is attributed to the approaching Typhoon Dolphin along China's eastern coast, which caused the hot weather to persist in the area until Tuesday. The previous highest temperature was 36.6°C in 2017 before Typhoon Hato struck. Experts confirm that climate change driven by human activity is increasing the frequency and severity of intense heatwaves.
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