Tomorrow (22nd) is one of the twenty-four solar terms, "Xiaoxue", which means that the temperature will continue to drop. When the cold front reaches the end of the early morning on the 22nd, the temperature will drop to a minimum of 16 degrees.
The Observatory predicts that a cold front will cross the coast of Guangdong in the early hours of tomorrow. The northerly wind will become more cloudy and rainy, and the weather will become significantly cooler. On Tuesday (23rd), the New Territories may even drop to 12 degrees. People should add clothing to keep warm when going out.
The northerly wind strengthens offshore and highland winds up to level 7
The "light snow" will arrive tomorrow. The Observatory said that a cold front will cross the coast of Guangdong in the early hours of tomorrow. The northerly winds in the area will increase to force 4 to 5, offshore and highlands will reach force 7, cloudy and rainy, and the weather will change significantly. It is cold. Affected by the cold front and related weather, it is expected that the temperature in Hong Kong will gradually drop tomorrow and the day. It will be as low as 15 degrees in the urban area from tomorrow evening to Tuesday morning, and it will be two or three degrees lower in the New Territories.
On Wednesday, the lowest 12 degrees in Shek Kong, Tuen Mun and Tseung Kwan O, Sheung Shui was only 13 degrees
The cool weather lasted for several days. On Wednesday, the lowest temperature in Shek Kong fell to 12 degrees, and many districts fell to 13 degrees, including Tuen Mun Butterfly Bay, Lau Fau Shan, Tseung Kwan O, Fo Tan, and Sheung Shui.
Until this Thursday, the temperature gradually picked up, and on Saturday it rose to between 19 and 26 degrees. It was generally fine and dry.
Automatic regional weather forecast map for Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta region.
(observatory)
Next Monday, Xiaoxue’s cold front arrives at the Observatory in the morning, and it is expected to be rainy, wet and freezing, and the temperature is only 12 degrees in the evening.
