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Multiple districts record 35°C at noon, Sheung Shui soars to 38°C
Tropical cyclone "Dolphin" is moving across eastern China and moving inland. The Observatory expects the outer subsiding air from "Dolphin" to continue bringing extremely hot weather to Hong Kong today and tomorrow (Aug 10 and 11). The Very Hot Weather Warning is in effect. At noon today, temperatures in some parts of Hong Kong rose to 35°C or above, with Sheung Shui in the northern New Territories recording over 38°C.
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2026.08.10 16:16
7-Eleven helps you cool down! Häagen-Dazs 25% off on orders over HK$100, average HK$14.8 per cup
Affected by the subsiding air from Typhoon "Dolphin," Hong Kong has been experiencing extreme heat for several consecutive days. Yesterday afternoon (Aug. 9), the Observatory headquarters recorded a temperature of 36.9°C — the highest since records began in 1884. With the scorching weather, 7-Eleven is offering ice cream deals to help you cool down.
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A Ta Kung Pao report published on August 10, 2026, argues that claims such as "Hong Kong is over" have resurfaced repeatedly over the years and says recent remarks by Stephen Roach, former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, that "the Hong Kong of old is over" are another example of outsiders misreading the city.
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2026.08.10 11:18
HKO: Extreme heat today, maximum temperature in urban areas around 36°C, one to two degrees higher in New Territories
The Hong Kong Observatory said that Tropical Cyclone "Dolphin" is moving across Zhejiang and into inland areas, and its outer subsiding air will continue to bring extremely hot weather to Hong Kong today (Aug. 10) and Tuesday, with temperatures in some areas reaching 37°C or above.
Hong Kong
2026.08.10 10:12
Multiple districts record 35°C at noon, Sheung Shui soars to 38°C
Tropical cyclone "Dolphin" is moving across eastern China and moving inland. The Observatory expects the outer subsiding air from "Dolphin" to continue bringing extremely hot weather to Hong Kong today and tomorrow (Aug 10 and 11). The Very Hot Weather Warning is in effect. At noon today, temperatures in some parts of Hong Kong rose to 35°C or above, with Sheung Shui in the northern New Territories recording over 38°C.
Hong Kong
2026.08.10 17:14
Deepline | Ta Kung Pao: Hong Kong work visa approvals more than double in 5 years
Hong Kong is seeing a stronger inflow of overseas professionals, with work visa approvals rising sharply and finance-related hiring picking up alongside a rebound in capital-market activity.
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2026.08.10 16:16
7-Eleven helps you cool down! Häagen-Dazs 25% off on orders over HK$100, average HK$14.8 per cup
Affected by the subsiding air from Typhoon "Dolphin," Hong Kong has been experiencing extreme heat for several consecutive days. Yesterday afternoon (Aug. 9), the Observatory headquarters recorded a temperature of 36.9°C — the highest since records began in 1884. With the scorching weather, 7-Eleven is offering ice cream deals to help you cool down.
Hong Kong
2026.08.10 13:36
Deepline | Ta Kung Pao: Talent and capital still flowing to HK, Roach's claims 'don't hold up'
A Ta Kung Pao report published on August 10, 2026, argues that claims such as "Hong Kong is over" have resurfaced repeatedly over the years and says recent remarks by Stephen Roach, former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, that "the Hong Kong of old is over" are another example of outsiders misreading the city.
Hong Kong
2026.08.10 11:18
HKO: Extreme heat today, maximum temperature in urban areas around 36°C, one to two degrees higher in New Territories
The Hong Kong Observatory said that Tropical Cyclone "Dolphin" is moving across Zhejiang and into inland areas, and its outer subsiding air will continue to bring extremely hot weather to Hong Kong today (Aug. 10) and Tuesday, with temperatures in some areas reaching 37°C or above.
Hong Kong
2026.08.10 10:12
Paul Chan vows more than 100 mega events for rest of year, eyeing HK$5.9B revenue
Financial Secretary Paul Chan revealed in his blog today (August 9) that three football matches recently held at the Kai Tak Sports Park attracted a total of more than 120,000 spectators, with ticket revenue estimated to exceed HK$180 million. He also previewed that Hong Kong will host over 100 mega events in the second half of this year, expected to attract more than 1.85 million visitors and generate about HK$5.9 billion in consumption expenditure.
Hong Kong
2026.08.09 18:00
HKO records hottest day since 1980s as Typhoon Dolphin brings extreme heat: Sheung Shui hits 39.8°C
The Hong Kong Observatory said today (Aug. 9) that the outer subsiding air associated with Severe Typhoon Dolphin is bringing generally fine and extremely hot weather to Guangdong. Many parts of Hong Kong recorded temperatures of 37°C or above this afternoon. As of 3:30 pm, the Observatory logged a maximum temperature of 36.9°C, the highest since records began in 1884. Meanwhile, Sheung Shui recorded a maximum of 39.8°C, the highest temperature ever measured within Hong Kong since the Observatory set up automatic weather stations in the 1980s.
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2026.08.09 17:29
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