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El Nino, weak monsoon behind Hong Kong’s warmest October in 142 years

Katherine Langford
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Katherine Langford
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El Nino, weak monsoon behind Hong Kong’s warmest October in 142 years — Hong Kong Business news

Hong Kong sweltered through its warmest October on record, as an extremely strong El Nino, a weak northeast monsoon and a persistent anticyclone aloft over southern China combined to drive temperatures to unprecedented levels, the weather forecaster has said. The Hong Kong Observatory forecaster said on Sunday that the mean maximum temperature for October was 30.5 degrees Celsius (86.9 Fahrenheit), the mean temperature 27.6 degrees and the mean minimum 25.8 degrees – all the highest for any...

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