More than half a month now hot night observatory expected 7.1 return day hot and rain, then three days of thunderstorms

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Author: Lao Minyi

2020-06-30 13:17

In summer, the Observatory issued 11 warnings of extremely hot weather in June, and the number of hot nights was even more innovative up to 17 days. It is expected that it will remain fine and hot today (30th).

The Observatory predicts that due to the impact of a broad trough of low pressure, it will bring showers and thunderstorms to Hong Kong. It is expected that there will be sunshine for a short time tomorrow (July 1), with a few showers and hot weather. There will be showers and thunderstorms on weekends. Next Monday (6th) is the solar term of 24 solar terms. The observatory predicts that there will be sunny part of the time, but it will be generally sunny and hot in the next few days.

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The extremely hot weather warning is now in effect. Together with today, the Hong Kong Observatory issued 11 extremely severe weather warnings in June; at noon, Sheung Shui, Tai Mei Tuk, Kwun Tong and Chek Lap Kok have warmed to 35 degrees Celsius or above, and Dalong, Yuen Long Park, Cheung Chau, Peng Chau also reached 34 degrees or above. As for the number of hot nights (the minimum daily temperature of the Observatory Headquarters reached 28 degrees or above), it has been 17 days as of yesterday, the highest in June since record. Affected by high-altitude anticyclones, it was generally clear along the coast of South China. The Observatory said it was generally fine and very hot today, with showers in some areas.

A vast low-pressure trough will bring showers and thunderstorms to the northern South China Sea and the southern China coast in the next few days. The Observatory predicts that there will be sunshine and a few showers for a short period of time on July 1. The weather is hot and the temperature is between 28 and 32 degrees Celsius. After a few days to the weekend, leave the sunshine and turn to generally cloudy with a few showers and thunderstorms. .

The Observatory is expected to be affected by high-altitude anticyclones. It will be generally clear and hot in southern China from early to mid-week next week. There will be sunshine in parts of Hong Kong next Sunday and Monday (5th and 6th), and there will be showers in some areas. However, there are still showers in some areas. It is best to keep umbrellas when people go out.

(Screenshot of the Observatory website)

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