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Hong Kong marks hottest ‘Frost’ solar term on record at 32.1 degrees Celsius
Hong Kong recorded its highest-ever temperature for the traditional Chinese calendar’s “Frost” solar term on Friday, with the weather forecaster warning of a very dry weekend ahead.
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Hong Kong hit a record high of 32.1 °C on Friday, the hottest temperature ever recorded for the traditional “Frost” solar term. The Hong Kong Observatory noted the peak occurred at 2:30 p.m. as the 18th solar term began on October 23. Officials warned that the unusually warm conditions are likely to bring a very dry weekend across the region.
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