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HONG KONG WAKES UP TO COOLEST MORNING SO FAR THIS AUTUMN AT 23.2 DEGREES

Hong Kong recorded its coolest morning so far this autumn on Monday, with temperatures falling to 23.2 degrees Celsius (73.76 Fahrenheit) and forecast to reach as low as 16 degrees the next day. The Hong Kong Observatory said a cold front and a strong northeast monsoon kept Guangdong’s coastal areas cool, adding that temperatures across the city were about two degrees lower than the day before.

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HONG KONG WAKES UP TO COOLEST MORNING SO FAR THIS AUTUMN AT 23.2 DEGREES
Hong Kong wakes up to coolest morning so far this autumn at 23.2 degrees — via South China Morning Post.

Hong Kong recorded its coolest morning so far this autumn on Monday, with temperatures falling to 23.2 degrees Celsius (73.76 Fahrenheit) and forecast to reach as low as 16 degrees the next day. The Hong Kong Observatory said a cold front and a strong northeast monsoon kept Guangdong’s coastal areas cool, adding that temperatures across the city were about two degrees lower than the day before.

Source: South China Morning Post. Prolific Newsroom is monitoring this developing story across our regional bureaus and will update as more information is confirmed.

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