Today (4th) "Lu Bi", which intensified into a tropical storm, is gradually moving away from Hong Kong, but its associated rainbands still affect the coast of Guangdong. The Observatory expects heavy showers in the next two or three days. The weather is expected to gradually improve during the weekend.
The Observatory issued a thunderstorm warning at 2:18 pm today. It is expected that there will be squally thunderstorms in Hong Kong, and Cheung Chau once recorded strong gusts of about 70 kilometers per hour.
At 4:30 in the afternoon, a reminder was issued that the thunderstorm area related to Lu Bi was affecting the Pearl River Estuary. In the next one or two hours, there will be heavy rains and squally winds in some areas of Hong Kong. The public should be more vigilant.
Tropical Storm Lu Biji is gradually moving away from Hong Kong.
(Screenshot of the Observatory website)
"Lu Bi" was gradually moving away from Hong Kong. At 3 pm, the alert signal No. 1 was still in effect.
The Observatory also issued special weather warnings. It is expected that strong gusts of up to 70 kilometers per hour or more will continue to blow on Lantau Island.
According to the Observatory, the rain belts associated with "Lu Bi" are affecting the coast of Guangdong. The southwest monsoon will bring heavy showers to Hong Kong in the next two or three days, and the wind can sometimes be quite strong.
The Observatory predicts that Hong Kong will be cloudy in the afternoon and evening, with occasional showers and squalls, and thunderstorms in some areas.
At 2:18 pm, the Observatory issued a thunderstorm warning, which is valid until 5 pm, and squally thunderstorms are expected in Hong Kong.
The Observatory's nine-day weather forecast.
(Screenshot of the Observatory website)
Forecast the sun on the weekend
The Observatory predicts that tomorrow will be windy, with occasional showers and squally winds.
There are swells on the sea.
According to the latest nine-day weather forecast, rainy days and thunderstorms are expected to continue until Friday, blowing west to southwest winds of 4 to 5, initially offshore and occasionally reaching 6; there will be short-term sunshine on Saturday and rainfall is expected It will decrease until Sunday.
▼On August 3, the Observatory issued the No. 3 strong wind signal▼
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