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Summer and hot weather
Hong Kong's summers are scorching hot - here are some tips on what to do and how to stay cool and safe in the sun.
An outdoor worker in Sai Ying Pun drinks water in searing heat, with the temperature at least 31 degrees Celsius. Photo: Karma Lo
Deep Dive

Spark Deep Dive: Hong Kong must protect its vulnerable residents from the heat

25 Oct 2026
As the city faces more heatwaves, experts say it must adopt a climate resilience strategy that supports vulnerable residents and revamps laws and public spaces. Illustration: Davies Christian
Deep Dive

Deep Dive: As Hong Kong heats up, what must be done to protect residents and the city?

25 Oct 2026
Ships are seen in the Singapore Strait from Sentosa Island on October 18, 2026, as the country continues to be shrouded in haze caused by fires in Indonesia. Photo: AFP
Asia

Haze-hit Singaporeans call for school classroom air con

22 Oct 2026
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A climate expert says Hong Kong’s unusually hot October weather is being driven by El Nino, a super typhoon and global warming. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong

Why has October been so hot in Hong Kong?

21 Oct 2026
An elderly woman leaves her sweltering home to rest in a nearby air-conditioned shopping mall in Sham Shui Po. Elderly residents are increasingly vulnerable to Hong Kong’s extreme temperatures. Photo: Dickson Lee
Society

Hong Kong’s lack of heat action plans puts city’s vulnerable at risk, experts warn

15 Oct 2026
One hundred young footballers aged six to 12 battle against three players from the Hong Kong Premier League’s Eastern Football Club at Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground. Photo: Nora Tam
Debate

Should we ban children’s outdoor sports when the Observatory issues a heat warning?

27 Sep 2026
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One reader had an interesting experience with butterflies this summer. How was your holiday? Photo: Elson Li
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Top 10: Your funniest memory from summer

18 Sep 2026
Beat the heat with Japan’s human refrigerator, the Do Hiemon Box, offering instant relief in extreme temperatures, vital for worker safety. Photo: AFP
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Spark Study Buddy (Challenger): Japan’s cooling machine tackles scorching heat

13 Sep 2026
A combo of classic Hong Kong-style sweet soups – tong sui – at Kai Kai, a dessert shop in Jordan that started out as a street stall in 1979. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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5 desserts to help you cool off in Hong Kong heat

18 Aug 2026
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Hong Kong’s subdivided flats face extreme heat, causing health issues and high electricity costs. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Hong Kong’s subdivided flats hit by extreme heat this summer

17 Aug 2026
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