The weather in Hong Kong has been unstable recently, and the wet and rainy weather is expected to last for a few more days.
The Observatory predicts that the southerly airstream will bring showers and thunderstorms to Guangdong tomorrow (26th), and the coastal areas will be humid and misty. A cold front is expected to cross the South China coast from tomorrow night to Sunday (27th) morning. There will be thunderstorms, followed by cool, windy and rainy days for a day or two.
The Observatory expects that as the rainbands covering South China gradually move away, the weather in the coastal areas of South China will gradually improve in the middle and late next week.
According to the nine-day weather forecast, the Observatory predicts that the sun will not be seen again as soon as next Wednesday (30th).
In April, the weather may turn cold again, and it is expected that next Saturday (April 2) will be as low as 16 degrees in the urban area, and it may be as low as 14 degrees in Daguling.
▼On March 23, a cold front hit Hong Kong and ushered in a thunderstorm▼
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Today (25th) is humid in various districts. The Observatory pointed out that the southerly air current is bringing showers to the coast of Guangdong. Several millimeters of rainfall were recorded in some areas this morning.
The Observatory forecasts that it will be cloudy today with a few showers and mist along the coast. The southerly winds will be moderate to fresh, and strong winds will be blown off the coast and in the highlands.
In addition, the Observatory issued a strong monsoon signal "Black Ball" at 0:35 a.m. today, which was cancelled at 11:45 a.m. this morning.
Looking forward to the next few days, the Observatory expects occasional showers and thunderstorms in local areas. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with occasional showers and mist along the coast. The temperature will rise to between 21 and 25 degrees.
However, after the passing of the cold front on Sunday, the temperature is expected to drop slightly to between 18 and 23 degrees, or 7 degrees overnight.
The Observatory also expects that the weather will be cool and cool at the beginning of next week, cloudy next Monday (28th), with occasional showers, and the temperature will drop to between 17 and 20 degrees.
▼On the afternoon of March 22, the Victoria Harbour was shrouded in sea fog▼
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Next Saturday, it will cool down again and many districts in the New Territories will drop to 15 degrees or below
The wet and rainy weather will continue for a period of time. The Observatory expects that the weather in Hong Kong will not improve until the middle and late next week. It is predicted that there will be sunshine for a short time next Wednesday, but there will still be one or two showers, and there will be sunshine for part of the day after that.
Next Friday (April 1) will enter April, and the Observatory predicts that April 1, April Fool's Day, will be sunny and dry during the day.
The weather will turn cooler next Saturday (April 2), with the temperature dropping to between 16 and 21 degrees. Many districts in the New Territories including Sha Tin, Tai Po and Sheung Shui are only 15 degrees, and Ta Kwu Ling may even see as low as 14 degrees.
▼On March 17th, white and magenta suzuki trees are in full bloom in Tin Shui Wai Park▼
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The Observatory expects tropical cyclones or more severe winds and long-term heavy rains to be affected by the combined effects and hopes to strengthen the forecast and more pictures | Reproduce the sea of clouds Observatory expects that the cold front will significantly cool down tomorrow morning, there will be thunderstorms of 16 degrees in the urban area Hong Kong Earthquake 92 kilometers away from the epicenter