The weather in Hong Kong has been unstable recently. The Observatory issued a special weather warning this morning (11th), stating that the thunderstorm area will continue to develop in the Pearl River Estuary and the area south of Hong Kong, and will bring heavy showers to Hong Kong in the next hour or two.
The Observatory later pointed out that strong gusts of up to 80 kilometers per hour or more are expected to hit Hong Kong, reminding the public that if they are outdoors, they should seek shelter in a safe place as soon as possible.
▼August 9th under the typhoon No. 3 wind and rain▼
The Observatory issued a special weather alert at about 11:00 a.m., stating that at 10:50 a.m., strong gusts of about 80 kilometers per hour were recorded at Green Island, and several squally thunderstorms were expected in Hong Kong, with strong winds of up to 80 kilometers per hour or more. Gusts blow.
The Observatory also predicted that the weather in Hong Kong will be mostly cloudy today with showers and a few squally thunderstorms.
Looking forward to the next day or two with some showers and a brief period of sunshine early next week.
Observatory website pictures
According to the latest radar map data of the Observatory, the area around Lantau and Tuen Mun is currently most affected by thunderstorms, with rainfall expected to reach 30 to 50 mm per hour in some areas.
▼August 9, Xinghua Village will be ready for Tropical Storm Mulan▼
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Mulan typhoon | Cheung Chau Damei Du blew the Gale Observatory to solve the two major factors of the standard for typhoon No. 8 Mulan typhoon | Mulan made landfall in Zhanjiang Observatory, there were violent gusts in Liugang, there was still strong wind and thunderstorms on Thursday. Flooded carp gate erected temporary water shelter bridge Mulan typhoon︱The Observatory expects the No. 8 typhoon to blow off the coast on Wednesday, strong winds and rainy days, and the Mulan typhoon will continue for 9 days.
Overview｜The Observatory issued Typhoon Signal No. 3 at one point, 400 kilometers southwest of the port, and the wind was blowing | The Observatory issued Typhoon Signal No. 1 in the early morning and maintained until 10 am this morning
