After the arrival of the cold front earlier this week, the weather in Hong Kong has been cool for several days.
According to the Observatory, the northeast monsoon is bringing fine and dry weather to southern China. This morning (24th) the lowest temperature in Hong Kong’s urban area was 16 degrees, and the highest temperature reached 21 degrees at noon. It was sunny and dry in the morning and tonight. Slow down the north to northeast winds.
The Observatory predicts that in the next one or two days, southern China will be generally sunny and the temperature difference between day and night will be large. It is expected that a fresh to strong easterly airflow will affect the coast of Guangdong during the weekend and the wind will be relatively strong in the region.
For the rest of this week and early next week, the weather will be fine and dry. The morning in the New Territories will still be cool. The temperature will rise slightly tomorrow (25th). The temperature in the urban area will range from 18 to 23 degrees. However, Tai Po, Shek Kong and Lau Fau Shan will still see a low of 14 degrees in the morning.
The wind is strong during the weekend.
The national team delegation will visit Hong Kong for three consecutive days starting next Friday (December 3), and athletes will have sports demonstrations and performances.
The Observatory predicts that the weather in Hong Kong will be fine and dry by then, with temperatures ranging from 17 degrees to 24 degrees.
The Observatory said that the northeast monsoon is bringing fine and dry weather to southern China. At noon, the minimum temperature in the urban area is 16 degrees and the maximum temperature is 21 degrees.
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▼On November 23, the Observatory recorded the lowest temperature since the beginning of autumn▼
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According to the Observatory, the northeast monsoon is bringing fine and dry weather to southern China. It is predicted that the weather will be fine and dry this morning and tonight, and the north to northeast wind will be moderated.
At noon, the lowest temperature in the urban area is 16 degrees and the highest temperature is 21 degrees.
Looking forward to the rest of the week and the beginning of next week, the weather will be fine and dry, and the New Territories will still be cool in the morning.
During the weekend, the wind is strong, but the weather continues to pick up. The Observatory predicts that the temperature will return to "2" next Monday, which is expected to be between 20 and 25 degrees, and the weather will be sunny and dry.
Yesterday’s lack of sun exposure ended up being cooler than expected in computer mode
The Observatory recorded the lowest temperature of 14.3 degrees in the urban area yesterday and Tuesday (23rd), the lowest temperature since the beginning of autumn this year.
According to the “Weather Essay” blog published by the Observatory today, the temperature reached a new low yesterday. Except for the cold advection driven by the monsoon, the airflow in the middle atmosphere fluctuates. The broad cloud belt covering the coast of South China has not been dispersed for a long time. It brings light rain from Monday night to Tuesday morning.
In the absence of sun exposure, not only did the cold air near the ground under the clouds not warm up, but the temperature was pushed down because of the evaporation of rain, and the cooling effect was pushed down. In the end, the actual situation was even cooler than expected by the computer model.
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The dry northeast monsoon has opened up a clear sky area to the north of the cloud belt, which is expected to gradually dissipate with the cloud belt and the clear sky area will move to the south.
The Observatory estimates that the weather in southern China will be generally clear in the next one or two days, and the temperature during the day will rise slightly, but the effect of radiative cooling at night will be more significant, so the temperature difference between day and night will be larger.
Remind the public to bring a lot of jackets before going out in the morning to avoid catching cold.
The national team delegation will visit Hong Kong for three consecutive days starting next Friday (December 3). The Observatory predicts that the day will be fine and dry, with a minimum temperature of 17 degrees and a maximum temperature of 24 degrees.
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At the beginning of next week, another shareholder's north monsoon will reach southern China, and it will be cool in the morning and evening.
The Observatory also predicts that a fresh to strong easterly airflow will affect the coast of Guangdong during the weekend, and the wind will be relatively strong in the area.
The other north monsoon will arrive in southern China early next week, and it will be cool and dry in the morning and evening in the next few days.
The lowest temperature this week hovers between 18 to 19 degrees, the highest temperature ranges from 23 to 24 degrees, and the lowest temperature drops to 16 degrees next Wednesday to Thursday.
The national team delegation will visit Hong Kong for three consecutive days starting next Friday (December 3). The Observatory predicts that it will be sunny and dry on December 3 and the temperature will range from 17 degrees to 24 degrees.
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The observatory predicts that only the first wave of the 11-degree storage water heater will return: the annual life and death speed observatory recorded 14.3 degrees this morning and the lowest cool weather in autumn will maintain a minimum of 15 degrees snow for two more days. There is only 11 degrees in the freezing area for three consecutive days
