Hong Kong has gradually bid farewell to the cold winds recently. The Observatory cancelled the cold weather warning this morning (25th) and the weather turned warmer.
The Observatory predicts that the northeast monsoon currently affecting the coast of Guangdong will gradually ease in the next day or two, and the region will be generally sunny with a large temperature difference between day and night.
According to the nine-day weather forecast, it is expected that tomorrow (26th) and Sunday (27th) will remain cool in the morning. The temperature in the urban area will range from 15 to 21 degrees Celsius, that is, the temperature difference between day and night will reach 6 degrees, and the temperature difference in many districts in the New Territories will also exceed 8 degrees.
The Observatory also expects that a humid easterly airstream will affect the south China coast next week, with increased cloudiness and mist in the area.
March will begin next Tuesday (March 1), and the weather at the Observatory is expected to be humid and misty, and the temperature will also rise to a maximum of 22 degrees, which will gradually welcome spring.
▼On February 23, the weather is still cold and citizens exercise in the cold wind▼
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In the next two days, the temperature difference between day and night will be large, and the daytime temperature will increase to the beginning of 2
The Observatory cancelled the cold weather warning at 9:45 this morning, which has lasted for about 160 hours since it was issued last Friday (18th).
The weather in Hong Kong is still cold this morning. The Observatory recorded a minimum of 12.2 degrees, while Tsuen Wan, Yuen Long and Sheung Shui hovered around 8 degrees, while Pak Tam Chung was only 5.5 degrees.
The Observatory said that the northeast monsoon affecting the coast of Guangdong is gradually easing. At noon today, the temperature in most parts of Hong Kong was three to four degrees higher than yesterday (24th).
The Observatory predicts that Hong Kong will be dry in the afternoon, with moderate north to northeasterly winds, and it will be fine tonight.
Looking forward to the next day or two, the sky will be sunny, the morning will be cool, and the temperature difference between day and night will be large.
The temperature at the Observatory is expected to be between 15 and 21 degrees tomorrow and Sunday. The temperature difference in the New Territories is even more pronounced. The temperature difference between Sha Tin and Tai Po is expected to reach 8 degrees; while the temperature in Sheung Shui is between 13 and 24 degrees, that is, the temperature difference may reach 11 degrees.
▼On February 20, the weather in Hong Kong was cold and the temperature in many districts dropped to single digits▼
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One or two showers of rain and mist in the morning and evening are expected next Saturday
The Observatory forecasts short periods of sunshine, humidity and mist in the early to mid-week next week.
Entering March from next Tuesday, it is expected to be mostly cloudy, with one or two showers and mists. The relative humidity is expected to be as high as 95% for several consecutive days, and the dehumidifiers will be ready to be dispatched. 22 degrees.
In addition, next Saturday (March 5) will be the "Jing Zhe" in the twenty-four solar terms, which means that the animals in hibernation are awakened by the spring thunder and resume their activities, and all things will wake up.
The Observatory expects sunshine for a short time next Saturday, with one or two showers and mist in the morning and evening; the weather and heating temperature range from 18 to 22 degrees.
▼On the second day of the Chinese New Year on February 2, citizens will go out to enjoy the New Year's holiday▼
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