Hong Kong endures extreme heatwave driven by Typhoon Dolphin

Hong Kong experienced extreme heat on Saturday, with temperatures soaring above 38 degrees Celsius in some areas. The Hong Kong Observatory attributed the high temperatures to the outer subsiding air of Severe Typhoon Dolphin, which is moving towards Zhejiang and northern Fujian. A very hot weather warning was issued, and the Labour Department issued an amber heat stress at work warning, indicating the severity of the conditions. AI

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• Fujian
• Hong Kong
• Hong Kong Observatory
• Labour Department
• Severe Typhoon Dolphin
• Sheung Shui
• The Peak
• Tsim Sha Tsui
• Yuen Long Park
• Zhejiang

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