A cold front struck yesterday afternoon (21st), and the weather in Hong Kong became significantly cooler.
The Observatory recorded 18.2 degrees at its headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui this morning (22nd), the lowest since the beginning of autumn this year. There were also one or two light rains, and some areas were also nearly 8-10 degrees lower than yesterday.
According to the Observatory, the northeast monsoon is bringing cooler weather to the coast of Guangdong. At noon, the temperature is expected to be around 20 degrees.
Looking ahead tomorrow morning (23rd), the weather will still be cooler, with temperatures ranging from 18 to 22 degrees.
As for the Standard Chartered Marathon to be held on Sunday (24th), the Observatory predicts that there will be one or two light rain in the morning that day, and runners may need to race in the rain.
The Observatory recorded 18.2 degrees, the lowest since the beginning of autumn, on October 22.
(Picture of the Observatory)
A cold front affects Hong Kong. The lowest temperature recorded at the Hong Kong Observatory Headquarters today is 18.2 degrees, the lowest since the beginning of autumn this year.
The Observatory stated on Facebook that the temperature in various districts in Hong Kong this morning was generally about 8-10 degrees lower than yesterday, and the lowest recorded in Ngong Ping was 12.1 degrees. The temperature in all districts in Hong Kong fell below the "2", and the temperature at noon hovered 20 degrees. about.
The Observatory predicts that it will still be cooler tomorrow morning, reminding the public to keep warm.
The Observatory predicts that the weather will be cooler this afternoon and evening, with dense clouds and one or two light rains, which will ease until fresh northerly winds, and occasional strong winds offshore, and the weather will still be cooler on the weekend.
The Observatory also predicts that there will be one or two light rains on Sunday morning. It is expected that the northeast monsoon will gradually ease from the beginning to the middle of next week, and the temperature will rise to a maximum of about 27 degrees. However, a supplementary monsoon will affect South China later in the next week. Around.
(Picture of the Observatory)
Saturday's "Frost" hits 15 degrees at Daguling
Tomorrow is the "frost" in the twenty-four solar terms. It is the last solar term in autumn. As winter is getting closer and closer, the weather is getting cooler. The Observatory expects that the lowest temperature tomorrow will also be only 18 degrees.
According to the Observatory's automatic regional weather forecast, Ta Kwu Ling will see a low view of 15 degrees.
Looking at the data, the coldest "frost" record was 14.9 degrees in 1981. If this prediction is true, it will become the coldest "frost" since 1994 (the lowest temperature in the urban area that day was 17.2 degrees). There is also a record. The fourth coldest year since.
The Observatory is expected to remain cool on Saturday morning, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 18 degrees in various districts of Hong Kong.
(Screenshot of the Observatory's website)
The cold front dropped to 10 degrees at night in many districts and only 10.7 degrees at Ta Mo Shan. The observatory is expected to be cooler at noon. The temperature difference between day and night is expected to reach 8 degrees at the observatory.
In the season to receive 5 large and medium-sized day house masters: Don’t buy lockers. Cold front will drop sharply at night on Thursday. The observatory material will be wet and frozen at 7 degrees. 18 degrees minimum
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