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Author: Zheng Qiuling
2020-09-02 12:54
Last update date: 2020-09-02 12:54
The weather in Hong Kong continues to be extremely hot.
The Observatory predicts that there will be rain and breeze in Hong Kong for the next nine days, and southerly winds of magnitude 2 to 3 will start next Sunday (6th).
It is expected that a broad trough of low pressure will bring showers and thunderstorms to the coastal areas of South China in the early to middle next week.
Tropical cyclone Mesak will traverse the East China Sea and the Korean Peninsula today and tomorrow. Another tropical cyclone "Poseidon" is gradually intensifying. It is predicted to move similarly to Mesak, but will be farther north. The observatory will head towards Kagoshima, Japan. And the Korean Peninsula.
The weather in Hong Kong continues to be extremely hot and showers are expected in the next nine days.
(Screenshot of the Observatory)
Wide trough of low pressure will bring showers and thunderstorms to Hong Kong next week
According to the Observatory's data, the Guangdong area will continue to be extremely hot in the next two or three days, with weak winds, but there will be showers in some areas.
It is expected that a broad trough of low pressure will bring showers and thunderstorms to the coastal areas of South China in the early to middle of next week.
In addition, tropical cyclone Mesaac will cross the East China Sea and the Korean Peninsula today and tomorrow.
The next two days will be very hot during the day, mostly fine with some showers.
There was sunshine for a short time on weekends and there were a few showers.
Expect a few showers for most of the next week.
Tropical cyclone Mesak hit South Korea today.
(Screenshot of the Observatory website)
[Observatory] Continued extreme heat up to 34°C, showers and thunderstorms in some areas
The Observatory told residents of 80 kilometers per hour strong winds to hit Lantau Island and Toungoo, New Territories to a safe place
[Observatory] The highest temperature today is 34°C and there will be thunderstorms in some areas later
The Observatory predicts that the hotter rainfall in autumn will be higher than the La Niña phenomenon has no obvious impact
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