Hong Kong hits 150-year temperature high
On Sunday, Hong Kong experienced the highest temperature recorded since data collection began in 1884, reaching 36.9°C at the Tsim Sha Tsui Observatory. The rise in temperatures is partly due to the approach of Cyclone Dolphin along the eastern coast of China, which has led to prolonged hot weather until Tuesday. Other areas, such as Shung Shue, in the north, also recorded temperatures of 39.7°C, the highest in decades. Authorities warn of a severe heatwave requiring people to avoid outdoor activities, and scientists confirm that the rising temperatures are due to climate change caused by human activity.
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