The Observatory issued an amber rainstorm warning at 5:25 a.m. on Thursday (12th), indicating that heavy rain with an hourly rainfall of more than 30 mm has been recorded or is expected to occur in a wide area of Hong Kong, and the rain may continue.
Warnings lifted until 6:40am.
The Observatory also issued a special report on flooding in the northern New Territories at 3:07, stating that the northern New Territories, especially the areas of San Tin and Ngau Tam Mei, were affected by heavy rain, with more than 60 mm of rainfall recorded.
The report was also cancelled at 6:40 a.m.
Radar images from the Observatory showed that there was rain over a wide area of Hong Kong in the early hours of Thursday (12th).
(Photo from the Observatory)
▼In the early morning of May 12, the sky over Victoria Harbour was covered with dark clouds▼
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▼Hong Kong under heavy rain on May 11▼
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The latest version of the nine-day weather forecast released by the Observatory in the early morning shows that a trough of low pressure will linger along the coast of South China in the next two or three days. There will be heavy rain and squally thunderstorms in the area. It is predicted that there will be dense clouds today, with occasional heavy rain and squally thunderstorms; the severe weather will continue until tomorrow. , the wind is sometimes strong.
The nine-day weather forecast issued by the Observatory in the early hours of Thursday (12th).
(Photo from the Observatory)
▼On May 1, the temperature of the northeast monsoon descended to the south ▼
▼There will be gusts and heavy rain in the market on March 23▼
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Rework on Wednesday, pay attention to the Observatory's prediction that it will drop 7 degrees overnight tonight, there will be strong winds and thunderstorms in the morning, and there will be strong winds and thunderstorms in the morning | Reproducing the sea of clouds Observatory expects that the cold front will be significantly cooler tomorrow morning. There will be 16 degrees of thunderstorms in the urban area. After the spring equinox, two cold fronts will hit the observatory in a hurry on Wednesday. There will be thunderstorms on the weekend "vernal equinox" with thunderstorms and cold fronts in the morning from Wednesday to 10 degrees cooler.