"How can plum blossoms smell so fragrant without being chilled to the bone?" Although the weather in Hong Kong has not been cold recently, the plum blossoms are already blooming.
At Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden, many plum blossoms and bellflower cherries are in full bloom, forming a sea of pink flowers.
However, citizens who want to enjoy flowers should pay attention. Due to the epidemic, the Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden can currently accommodate a maximum of 1,000 visitors at a time.
In terms of weather, the Observatory predicts that a northeast monsoon will affect Guangdong early next week, with cool weather and a few rain patches in the area.
According to the nine-day weather forecast, the weather will be cool next Tuesday (18th), with a minimum of 15 degrees Celsius in the urban area.
▼Kadoorie Farm Plum and Bellflower Cherry Blossoms▼
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The park remains open and can accommodate up to 1,000 visitors at a time
Spring has not yet arrived, but the flowering season has begun.
The plum blossoms of the Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden are in full bloom, mainly planted on the road from the Kadoorie Brothers Memorial Pavilion to the Mr. Hu Tingsheng Memorial Pavilion.
The photo shows that the branches of plum blossoms are surrounded by plum blossoms, and there are also citizens who come to enjoy the flowers and "check in".
In addition, the bellflower cherries in the garden are also in full bloom, mainly located in the memorial pavilion of Mr. Hu Tingsheng in the garden.
However, flowers viewing citizens should note that due to the epidemic, although the Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden remains open, it can accommodate a maximum of 1,000 visitors at a time, and citizens must also comply with the 4-person gathering limit.
In terms of weather, the Observatory said that a fresh to strong easterly airstream is affecting the coast of Guangdong.
Meanwhile, the cloud band covering western Guangdong is expanding eastward.
Hong Kong is mainly cloudy today (14th).
Moderate to fresh easterly winds, with occasional strong winds off the coast.
The Observatory pointed out that the current easterly air current affecting the coast of Guangdong will gradually ease during the weekend. Looking forward to the weekend, there will be sunshine for part of the time, and the temperature will rise slightly during the day. The temperature will rise to between 18 and 21 degrees on Sunday (16th).
The Observatory predicts that a northeast monsoon will affect Guangdong early next week, with cool weather and a few rain patches in the area.
(Screenshot of the Observatory's website)
Daguling falls to cold levels next week
However, as the northeast monsoon "kills" at the beginning of next week, the Observatory expects the weather to turn cooler on the evening of next Monday (17th), and the weather will be cool and cloudy with a few showers next Tuesday; The ridge is even 12 degrees, reaching the cold level.
The Observatory also expects that the high-altitude disturbance will bring cloudy and rainy weather to southern China late next week, and the coastal areas will be windy.
Next Thursday (20th) will be the "big cold" in the 24 solar terms. The observatory does not expect that it will be cold that day, and the weather will be mostly cloudy. It will be cool in the morning and sunny part of the day.
Temperatures ranged from 16 to 20 degrees.
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The northeast monsoon hits the observatory early next week, and it is expected to hit a low of 15 degrees next Tuesday in the first district or 11 degrees. The Observatory expects to cool down again early next week, with rain, "big cold" feeling cool and "small cold" not cold, 26.9 degrees in one area, the monsoon is expected to drop to a low of 16 degrees on the weekend, the Observatory is expected to stage the Quadrantid meteor shower on Tuesday, look up and see the next day Little cold welcomes rainy day