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Highest temperature in Hong Kong on May 26?

Highest temperature in Hong Kong on May 26?

100%

32°C

$273K Vol.

$135K today

$4M Liq.

Highest temperature in Hong Kong on May 27?

Highest temperature in Hong Kong on May 27?

53%

34°C or higher

$83.4K Vol.

$71.9K today

$176K Liq.

Ends in about 6 hours

Highest temperature in Hong Kong on May 28?

Highest temperature in Hong Kong on May 28?

76%

33°C or higher

$20.9K Vol.

$99.0K Liq.

Ends in 1 day

Lowest temperature in Hong Kong on May 27?

Lowest temperature in Hong Kong on May 27?

99%

28°C

$25.6K Vol.

$29.9K Liq.

Ends in about 6 hours

Lowest temperature in Hong Kong on May 26?

Lowest temperature in Hong Kong on May 26?

100%

29°C

$52.7K Vol.

$4M Liq.

Lowest temperature in Hong Kong on May 28?

Lowest temperature in Hong Kong on May 28?

68%

29°C

$6.9K Vol.

$16.5K Liq.

Ends in 1 day

Precipitation in Hong Kong in May?

Precipitation in Hong Kong in May?

72%

210-220mm

$66.4K Vol.

$61.0K Liq.

Ends in 4 days

Lowest temperature in Hong Kong on May 29?

Lowest temperature in Hong Kong on May 29?

37%

28°C

$3.2K Vol.

$20.7K Liq.

Ends in 2 days

Jimmy Lai released by June 30?

Jimmy Lai released by June 30?

2%

$306K Vol.

$27.1K Liq.

Ends in about 1 month

Highest temperature in Hong Kong on May 29?

Highest temperature in Hong Kong on May 29?

35%

34°C or higher

$214 Vol.

$25.4K Liq.

Ends in 2 days

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