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The observatory expects a sunny and hot weekend to see a 33-degree tropical depression moving towards the Ryukyu Islands

2020-08-12T05:25:04.148Z


There were heavy clouds in Hong Kong today (12th) and heavy rain began in various districts. The Observatory issued a special weather warning at 11 o'clock this morning, stating that thunderstorms are developing in the waters south of Hong Kong and may affect Hong Kong in the next two to three hours. The public should be more vigilant. The Observatory is expected to be affected by a southerly airstream, showers and thunderstorms along the South China coast in the next one or two days. As the high-altitude anticyclone strengthens, the weather in southeastern China is expected to be extremely hot from the weekend to early next week, but there will be a few showers. In addition, the tropical depression in the northwestern Pacific Ocean will move west-southwest and roughly toward the Ryukyu Islands today and tomorrow (13th).


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2020-08-12 12:29

Last update date: 2020-08-12 12:29

There were heavy clouds in Hong Kong today (12th) and heavy rain began in various districts. The Observatory issued a special weather warning at 11 o'clock this morning, stating that thunderstorms are developing in the waters south of Hong Kong and may affect Hong Kong in the next two to three hours. The public should be more vigilant.

The Observatory is expected to be affected by a southerly airstream, showers and thunderstorms along the South China coast in the next one or two days. As the high-altitude anticyclone strengthens, the weather in southeastern China is expected to be extremely hot from the weekend to early next week, but there will be a few showers. In addition, the tropical depression in the northwestern Pacific Ocean will move west-southwest and roughly toward the Ryukyu Islands today and tomorrow (13th).

According to the Observatory, a southerly airstream is bringing showers and thunderstorms to the northern part of the South China Sea and the coast of Guangdong. At 10 o'clock this morning, the tropical depression in the Northwest Pacific gathered about 870 kilometers east of Okinawa Island. It is expected to move west-southwest at a speed of about 26 kilometers per hour, roughly toward the Ryukyu Islands.

It is expected that it will be generally cloudy today with occasional showers and a few squally thunderstorms, with moderate southerly winds. As of 11:30 in the morning, there was also rain in many districts in Hong Kong. The Ting Kau area had the most rainfall, with rainfall exceeding 50 mm. Looking ahead, there will be showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. The showers will decrease in the next one or two days and the weather will be very hot early next week.

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The Observatory is expected to be generally cloudy tomorrow with occasional showers and a few thunderstorms at first. On Saturday (15th) and Sunday (16th) it was generally fine, but there were showers in some areas; it was very hot during the day. The temperature will rise slightly to between 28 and 33 degrees on both days, reaching extreme heat, and the relative humidity will be 65% to 90%. From next Tuesday (18th), it will be sunny and hot for four consecutive days, with the temperature reaching 33 degrees. People should add more water outdoors to avoid heat stroke.

Hong Kong Observatory Weather Forecast

Source: hk1

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