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April in Hong Kong has got off to an unseasonably hot start, with highs of 31 degrees Celsius forecast for Thursday. The temperature on Monday, the final day of the long Easter weekend, reached 29.1 degrees, while the mean temperature was 27.3 degrees, well above the monthly mean of 23 degrees Celsius, according to the Hong Kong Observatory. The highest temperature ever recorded in April was in 1965, when the Observatory logged 33.4 degrees Celsius. Last month, the city saw its hottest March day since records began in 1884, when the maximum temperature measured at the Observatory hit 31.5 degr...
Hong Kong Free Press
The mercury rose to 31.5 degrees Celsius in Hong Kong on Sunday – the highest temperature recorded in March since records began in 1884. The Observatory warned on Sunday that “[u]nder the persistent influence of a southerly airstream and plenty of sunshine, the weather will still be hot” on Monday. “The maximum temperature will be around 31 degrees in the urban areas.” The week will start off hot and dry, with rain expected into the weekend, the Observatory says. Meanwhile, Taiwan also saw unprecedented heat on Sunday. According to the Central Weather Administration, highs of 36 degrees Celsiu...
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