Hong Kong Swelters on Second-Hottest November Day Since Records Began, as Mercury Soars to 30.7 Degrees Celsius

Elena Rostova By Elena Rostova
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Hong Kong Swelters on Second-Hottest November Day Since Records Began, as Mercury Soars to 30.7 Degrees Celsius
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Hong Kong Sweated Through Its Second-Hottest November Day Since Records Began in 1884, with the Mercury Soaring to 30.7 Degrees Celsius (87.3 Fahrenheit) at the Observatory’s Headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui on Monday.

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