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Written by: Lao Minyi
2021-04-04 12:31
Last update date: 2021-04-04 14:12
An easterly airstream affected Hong Kong earlier, so that today (4th) Ching Ming Festival did not usher in the highest temperature as previously expected. On the contrary, it was overcast. At noon, the temperature in most parts of Hong Kong was also 3 to 5 degrees lower than yesterday.
The Observatory predicts that tomorrow (5th) will continue to be affected by the strong easterly airstream. The wind will be quite strong and the temperature will be low. There will be light rain and low visibility in Hong Kong at first.
Afterwards, the weather improved slightly, but the temperature did not rise significantly. On Tuesday (6th), Taguling dropped to 19 degrees. The temperature in other areas only fluctuated between 20 and 22 degrees in the early morning. Afterwards, Hong Kong ushered in unstable weather. The observatory is expected to be cloudy and rainy from Thursday (8th) and last until the weekend.
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Hong Kong was hot yesterday, and many districts heated up to 30 degrees or above. Among them, the Observatory Headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui recorded 30.6 degrees, the highest temperature recorded this year; while the temperature in Tai Mei Tuk was even higher than 34.1 degrees, many people went to the beach to cool off.
The easterly airstream affects most of Hong Kong early by 3 to 5 degrees lower than yesterday
However, today's temperature is obviously not as hot as expected. The temperature in the urban area is hovering at the beginning of the word 2, among which the Observatory Headquarters is as low as 25 degrees, while the temperature in Taimei Governor dropped by more than 10 degrees to 23.4 degrees from yesterday.
According to the Observatory, the coastal areas of Guangdong were affected by a fresh easterly air current and covered by a cloud belt, resulting in the temperature in most parts of Hong Kong being three to five degrees lower than yesterday, and the temperature in the urban areas ranged from 24 to 28 degrees. , Blowing to moderate the east wind, offshore winds are occasionally refreshed.
Yesterday, it was hot in many districts, and the temperature rose to 34.1 degrees.
(Screenshot of the Observatory website)
On Tuesday, the temperature in some areas was as low as 19 degrees
A strong easterly wind will affect the coast of Guangdong tomorrow. The Observatory expects that the day after Ching Ming Festival will be generally cloudy with light rain and low visibility at first. The offshore and highland winds can reach level 6 from time to time. The wind is quite strong. It was clear for part of the afternoon.
As the easterly air flow eased in the next one or two days, the weather in Hong Kong improved and the sun was welcoming, but the maximum temperature in the urban area did not rise significantly, only 27 degrees. On Tuesday, the urban area reached 22 degrees lower. According to the automatic regional weather forecast, It is expected that it will be cooler in the morning, and it will be 19 degrees lower in Taguling.
High-altitude disturbances brought unstable weather to southern China later in the week
High-altitude disturbances will bring unstable weather to southern China later in the week, while easterly airflows will increase again, and there will be a few rain patches along the coast of South China.
The Observatory predicts that Hong Kong will be generally cloudy starting from Thursday with a few showers. Rainy days will continue on weekends. The lowest temperature in the urban area on Friday is only 21 degrees.
The Observatory predicts that there will still be one or two rain showers early next week, there will be some sunshine, and the highest temperature in the urban area will be close to 30 degrees.
The weather forecast will increase the probability of significant rainfall today. The Observatory will announce heavy rain in some areas in the next season.
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