Hong Kong ushered in a sunny and clear weekend this week, with plenty of sunshine at noon. The Observatory said that the temperature in many parts of Hong Kong rose to about 33 degrees, of which Tin Shui Wai Wetland Park reached a high temperature of 34.4 degrees, and a very hot weather warning is now in effect.
The Observatory predicts that the high-altitude anticyclone will bring generally sunny and very hot weather in the next few days. However, a broad trough of low pressure will affect the area from the southern South China Sea to the Philippines. Showers.
▼On June 27, the hot weather warning came into effect, and the temperature in some New Territories reached 34 degrees▼
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The high-altitude anticyclone is bringing generally clear weather to southeastern China, the Observatory said.
At noon, the temperature in many parts of Hong Kong rose to around 33 degrees.
At 1:40 p.m., Sheung Shui, Tsing Yi, Wetland Park, Yuen Long Park and Ta Kwu Ling recorded over 33 degrees. Among them, the monitoring stations in Tai Long and Tin Shui Wai Wetland Park in Sheung Shui recorded high temperatures respectively. 34.7 degrees and 34.4 degrees.
The Observatory issued a very hot weather warning at 9:45 a.m. to remind the public to guard against heat stroke.
The Observatory continued to point out that the weather forecast for the local area in the afternoon and tonight is generally fine, with a very hot afternoon and one or two showers.
Moderate east to southeasterly winds.
Looking forward to the next few days, the weather will be sunny and hot.
The Observatory's nine-day weather forecast shows that the high-altitude anticyclone will bring generally sunny and hot weather to southern China in the next few days. Showers in some areas.
At the same time, a broad trough of low pressure affects the area from the southern part of the South China Sea to the Philippines. It is expected that the trough of low pressure will gradually approach the northern part of the South China Sea late next week and bring showers to the area, but the temperature is between 28 and 32 degrees, and no significant cooling has been seen.
The Observatory predicts that a broad trough of low pressure will affect the area from the southern part of the South China Sea to the Philippines. It is expected that the trough of low pressure will gradually approach the northern part of the South China Sea late next week and bring showers to the area.
(Screenshot of the Observatory's nine-day weather forecast)
The Mainland's Central Meteorological Observatory predicts that one or two tropical depressions will form in the central and southern waters of the South China Sea in the next ten days, which will bring significant wind and rain to the southern waters of China.
The latest forecast of the US Global Forecast System (GFS) is that a tropical cyclone will form in the waters northeast of the Philippines next Tuesday (12th), gradually moving closer to the waters off the southern part of Taiwan, reaching the level of a tropical storm, and then moving closer to Hong Kong. The European model (ECMWF) has not seen the formation of tropical cyclones, and it is still unknown whether the wind is blowing or not.
The Observatory expects showers and thunderstorms to continue until Thursday and early next week. The weather is extremely hot in the urban area. The highest 33 degree heat warning is in effect. The weather is getting better and the weather is getting hotter at 32 degrees over the weekend | The Observatory said that the computer forecast is one of the tools: the intensity and wind forecasts are roughly correct Sphere｜The Observatory expects the outer rainbands to bring showers and thunderstorms to clear up early next week and then become very hot
