7.1 wind? ︱The Observatory predicts that there is a low pressure area in the South China Sea, and the United States forecasts that it can reach the level of a strong typhoon

The sun has been shining brightly in Hong Kong in recent days, and the weather has been extremely hot in recent days.

Entering the wind season, the Observatory predicts that a broad area of ​​low pressure will bring unstable weather to the central and northern parts of the South China Sea later this week. Showers are expected to increase at the end of this month, and there will be a few thunderstorms after the July 1st return. However, the development and movement of the low pressure area There are still variables.

The Mainland's Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that a tropical depression will form in the waters near the Philippines in early July, and may travel northward to affect eastern South China, bringing obvious wind and rain.

European and American forecasters also found that there will be traces of tropical cyclones in the South China Sea, but there are still differences in the intensity forecasts.

▼October 13, 2021 Typhoon Compass hit Hong Kong, and many citizens went out or chased the wind▼

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At noon, the temperature in Tai Mei Tuk, Ta Kwu Ling and Shek Kong reached 34 degrees

Affected by the high-altitude anticyclone, the weather in Hong Kong is generally fine and very hot today, with one or two showers and moderate south to southwesterly winds.

At noon, Tai Mei Tu, Ta Kwu Ling and Shek Kong were the first to warm up to 34 degrees.

The Observatory expects that the weather will remain generally fine and very hot in the next two days, but there will be one or two showers and the maximum temperature in the urban area will reach 33 degrees. It is estimated that the hot weather warning will remain in effect.

The observatory predicts the formation of a broad low-pressure area

The Observatory predicts that a broad low-pressure area will bring unstable weather to the central and northern parts of the South China Sea later this week, and its development and movement are subject to variables.

Referring to the nine-day weather forecast, it is expected that there will still be sunshine for a short time on Thursday (30th), but there will also be a few showers; the July 1st holiday will leave the sunshine temporarily, the highest temperature in the urban area will drop slightly to 31 degrees, and there will be three consecutive days from the next day. There were a few thunderstorms, but they had turned into occasional showers, and the wind was only level 5 at the highest level, reaching the level of freshness, but not reaching the wind force of Typhoon No. 3.

Will Hong Kong usher in its first tropical cyclone this year in July?

The Mainland's Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that a tropical depression will form in the waters near the Philippines in early July, and may travel northward to affect eastern South China, bringing obvious wind and rain.

▼European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts ECMWF forecast▼

▼US Global Forecast System GFS forecast▼

U.S. forecasts up to severe typhoons

Forecasts in Europe and the United States also found that a tropical cyclone will form in the South China Sea, but there are still differences in the intensity forecasts.

With reference to the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), the low-pressure area entered the South China Sea on Thursday, reaching the level of a severe tropical storm and making landfall to the east of Hong Kong next Sunday (July 3).

The U.S. Global Forecast System (GFS) predicts that after the low-pressure area enters the South China Sea, it will gradually approach Hong Kong, and will approach Hong Kong on Saturday (July 2). Land on the east.

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The mainland predicts that a tropical cyclone will form on 6.30. The United States predicts that it will reach typhoon level. The Observatory predicts that there will be thunderstorms in the port. The combined effect of heavy rain hopes to strengthen the forecast. The Observatory expects that the monsoon season of 5 to 8 tropical cyclones will hit Hong Kong this year, or the temperature will be higher or higher after October