Affected by the sinking airflow from the periphery of typhoon “White Dolphin,” Hong Kong was extremely hot on the 9th. As of 13:30, the Hong Kong Observatory headquarters recorded 36.8℃, setting its record for the highest temperature since observations began in 1884.

Affected by the sinking airflow from the periphery of typhoon “White Dolphin,” Hong Kong was extremely hot on the 9th. As of 13:30, the Hong Kong Observatory headquarters recorded 36.8℃, setting its record for the highest temperature since observations began in 1884.