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Written by: Golden Chess
2021-04-21 13:31
Last update date: 2021-04-21 13:32
The sun has returned to Hong Kong recently and the weather has gradually become hotter.
The Observatory predicts that the high-altitude anticyclone will bring generally sunny and hot weather to the southeast coast of China in the next two or three days.
A trough of low pressure will bring unstable weather to southern China at the beginning of next week. It is expected that from next Sunday (25th), there will be showers for four consecutive days, and the temperature in the urban area will drop to a minimum of 23 degrees Celsius. Rain gear.
In addition, the tropical cyclone "Shuliky" east of Luzon has previously become the strongest "April wind" in the Northwest Pacific. It has now weakened from a super typhoon to a strong typhoon.
The observatory predicts that its moving path will turn "L" tomorrow (22nd), move towards the northeast, then cross the waters south of the Ryukyu Islands, and gradually weaken, and will "fall down" next Monday (26th). Tropical storm.
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Shuliji gradually weakened and turned into a typhoon on Friday
The Observatory stated that at 12:00 noon today, the strong typhoon "Suliki" gathered about 500 kilometers east-northeast of Baguio, the Philippines. It is expected to move north-northwest at a speed of about 10 kilometers per hour and cross the waters east of the Philippines.
The Observatory also predicted that "Suleki" will become a typhoon on Friday (23rd) and will weaken into a tropical storm next Monday (26th).
The Central Meteorological Observatory in the Mainland predicts that Shuliji will move north-west at a speed of 10 to 15 kilometers per hour, and the intensity will slowly weaken; tomorrow (22) will begin to move to the northeast, the speed will gradually increase, and the intensity will be significantly weakened.
Under the combined influence of the cold south air and Shuliji, the wind will gradually increase in the Taiwan Strait, the east of Taiwan, the Bashi Strait, and the northeastern part of the South China Sea today and tomorrow.
At 1pm, Hong Kong’s urban area recorded 28.4 degrees and many districts exceeded 30 degrees
In Hong Kong, the weather has improved recently.
Today, more than 30 degrees were recorded in many districts, including Sheung Shui, Yuen Long and Tai Mei Tuk. The Observatory recorded a maximum of 28.4 degrees as of 1 pm.
According to the Observatory, the easterly air currents affecting the coast of Guangdong are gradually easing; at the same time, the weather along the southeastern coast of China is generally sunny. It is expected that it will be fine today and hot in the afternoon.
The easterly wind was softened, and the offshore wind was occasionally refreshed at first.
The Observatory looks forward to the next two or three days. It will be generally fine and hot during the day, and fine and hot during the day on Friday (23rd).
The temperature is as high as 24 to 30 degrees, the wind is mild, and the weather may be sultry. People should keep in mind to prevent heatstroke when they go out for activities.
The Observatory also predicted that there will be a few showers early next week, and the next Monday (26th) and Tuesday (27th) will also be generally cloudy with a few showers.
The Observatory predicts that a trough of low pressure will bring unstable weather to southern China early next week.
(Screenshot of the Observatory's website)
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