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Written by: Golden Chess
2020-05-05 12:33
Last update date: 2020-05-05 12:33The summer is hot and hot. The weather in Hong Kong has continued to be hot recently. Today (5th) is the 24th solar term in Lixia. The Observatory expects the highest temperature in the city to reach 32 degrees Celsius, the hottest summer in 43 years! The Observatory said that high-altitude anticyclones are bringing generally fine weather to the coast of southern China. At noon, the temperature in most parts of Hong Kong rises to around 30 degrees.
The Observatory predicts that the highest temperature will reach 33 degrees for four consecutive days from tomorrow (6th), or the first extremely hot weather warning this year will be issued. The Observatory warns that the hot weather may affect health, and the public should remain vigilant and replenish water.
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The Observatory said that under the dominance of high-altitude anticyclones, the coast of South China will continue to be very hot for the rest of the week, and the weather will be generally fine. A low-pressure trough is expected to bring showers and thunderstorms to Guangdong early next week. It was generally fine today and the weather was hot in the afternoon, blowing a mild southwesterly wind. Looking forward to sunny and scorching parts of the weather in the next few days, there will be a few showers early next week.
Today is Lixia, representing the official arrival of summer. The observatory is expected to reach a maximum of 32 degrees today, or break the record of 31.5 degrees in 1977, becoming the second hottest Lixia ever, while the hottest Lixia is 32.4 degrees in 1952. At about 12 noon, the temperature in many districts was already higher than 30 degrees, and Dameidu even reached 32.4 degrees.
The Observatory predicts that the highest temperature will be 33 degrees for four consecutive days from tomorrow (6th). (Screenshot of the Observatory website)
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The Observatory predicts that there will be sunshine for part of the four consecutive days from tomorrow, with showers in some areas and extremely hot days. The temperature is between 27 and 33 degrees, and the relative humidity is 60% to 90%. The weather is hot, and the public should pay attention to the heat outdoors.
The sunny weather is expected to be parted by next Monday (11th). The observatory is expected to be generally cloudy next Monday with a few showers and low visibility at first. The temperature dropped slightly to 26 to 31 degrees, and the relative humidity was 70% to 95%. And next Tuesday (12th) there will be sunshine for a few days, and the maximum temperature will hover about 30 to 31 degrees.
Weather forecast for Hong Kong Observatory
