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Hong Kong Observatory forecasts warmer weather, high humidity next week before temperatures expected to hit 14 degrees Celsius

Temperatures could peak at about 26 degrees Celsius on Tuesday and Wednesday, weather forecaster says.

By: scmp.com

Feb 18 2024
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Hong Kong Observatory forecasts warmer weather, high humidity next week before temperatures expected to hit 14 degrees Celsius

Temperatures could peak at about 26 degrees Celsius on Tuesday and Wednesday, weather forecaster says.

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