the weather
Written by: Liang Huanmin
2020-06-02 17:27
Last update date: 2020-06-02 17:31The Hong Kong Observatory announced that in May, the average temperature in Hong Kong was 27.7 degrees Celsius, and the average maximum temperature was 30.4 degrees, which were 1.8 degrees and 2.0 degrees higher than their normal values, which were the fifth highest in May. In addition, the spring from March to May this year was exceptionally warm, with an average maximum temperature of 26.4 degrees, the fifth highest on record.
In addition, there have been heavy rains from time to time recently. The rainfall recorded in the whole month of May was 352.5 millimeters, about 16% more than the normal value of 304.7 millimeters.
Affected by high-altitude anticyclones, the Observatory predicts that the weather in southeastern China will be generally clear and hot in the next two or three days. The highest temperature in the next 9 days will reach 32 degrees to 33 degrees.
Under the dominance of high-altitude anti-cyclones, the weather in Hong Kong was hot and generally fine for the first ten days of May. May 11 was the highest temperature in the whole month at 33.5 degrees. In May, citizens have taken a dip in the beach. (Profile picture)
Heavy rain and rain in May, the highest temperature is 33.5 degrees
The Observatory pointed out that under the dominance of high-altitude anti-cyclones, the weather in Hong Kong was hot and generally fine for the first ten days of May. May 11 was the highest temperature in the whole month, with a temperature of 33.5 degrees. Across the coastal areas of Guangdong, it brought heavy showers and violent squally thunderstorms to Hong Kong, and parts of the New Territories recorded more than 30 millimeters of rainfall. From the 15th to the 17th, the weather in Hong Kong became generally fine and hot. Affected by a trough of low pressure hovering along the coast of Guangdong, 18 Hong Kong became generally cloudy with occasional heavy showers and squally thunderstorms. Hong Kong Island And Kowloon recorded about 50 mm of rainfall.
Affected by a trough of low pressure in southern China, from 21 to 22 last month, the weather in Hong Kong became unstable, with occasional heavy showers and squally thunderstorms. The two parts of Japan and Hong Kong recorded more than 80 millimeters of rainfall in some parts of Hong Kong Island. And Tseung Kwan O even recorded more than 120 millimeters of rain, and as the trough of low pressure moved away from the coastal area, the showers gradually decreased over the next two days.
On the 25th and 26th of last month, there were further heavy showers and squally thunderstorms in most parts of Hong Kong. More than 40 millimeters of rain were recorded in the region. Afterwards, the showers decreased and there were short periods of sunshine. When more than 100 millimeters of rainfall were recorded in most parts of Japan, Wong Tai Sin and Tseung Kwan O recorded more than 150 millimeters of rainfall.
In May, the average temperature in Hong Kong was 27.7 degrees, and the average maximum temperature was 30.4 degrees, which were 1.8 degrees and 2.0 degrees higher than their normal values. (Screenshot of the Observatory website)
The highest anniversary of the June 4th Incident is 33 degrees
Affected by high-altitude anticyclones, the Observatory predicts that the sky will be generally clear and hot in southeastern China in the next two or three days, while the southwestern airstream will bring unstable weather to western Guangdong. The southwestern airstream is expected to increase near the weekend and bring showers to southern China. In addition, the Observatory predicts that the highest temperature in the next 9 days will be as high as 32 degrees to 33 degrees. The sultry weather has arrived, and the public should drink more water to protect their health.
Among them, the anniversary of the June 4th event will reach a maximum temperature of 33 degrees.
Affected by high-altitude anticyclones, the Observatory predicts that the sky will be generally clear and hot in southeastern China in the next two or three days, while the southwestern airstream will bring unstable weather to western Guangdong. (Screenshot of the Observatory website)
The observatory is expected to have a maximum temperature of 33 degrees on Wednesday or Thursday
The observatory is expected to be hot next week with sunny temperatures reaching 33 degrees on part of June 4
The Observatory once issued a red rainstorm warning to cancel the rainstorm signal at 12:05
Observatory changes yellow rainstorm warning signal to thunderstorm warning
[Observatory] There are a few showers in the beginning and there are sunny and hot parts of the day
【Observatory】Generally cloudy with a few showers and thunderstorms in some areas in the morning
Hong Kong Observatory's hot weather forecast
