The weather in Hong Kong has been unstable recently, and today (13th) finally saw sunshine again.
The Observatory predicts that the high-altitude anticyclone will bring generally clear weather to southeastern China in the next one or two days. It is expected to be generally fine and hot during the day next Monday (15th).
The temperature in the urban area will also rise to between 28 and 33 degrees, reaching extreme heat.
However, the Observatory also predicted that the high-altitude disturbance may bring showers to the South China coast again in the middle and late next week.
In addition, the Perseid meteor shower, one of the three major meteor showers every year, will reach its peak tonight. However, the Space Museum pointed out that since the peak period is close to the full moon, the bright moonlight will cover most of the meteors. try.
▼August 2017 Perseid meteor shower▼
After days of heavy rain, Hong Kong finally saw sunshine again today. The Observatory said that the high-altitude anticyclone is bringing generally clear weather to southeastern China.
In addition, showers are affecting the northern part of the South China Sea.
It is forecast that there will be sunshine and some showers in Hong Kong for part of the afternoon this afternoon; it will be mostly cloudy tonight with mild southerly winds.
Looking forward to the next day or two, the weather will be generally fine, and the next week will be very hot during the day.
At 12:00 noon, Tropical Storm Mire gathered about 200 kilometers west-southwest of Tokyo and is expected to move northeast at a speed of about 35 kilometers per hour. The Observatory expects Mire to cross Japan today and tomorrow (14th). the state and its adjacent waters.
▼On July 24, the Observatory recorded a record high of 36.1 degrees in July▼
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According to the nine-day weather forecast, the Observatory expects sunshine for part of the day, with one or two showers and hot days, with the temperature rising to between 28 and 32 degrees.
Next week will be mostly sunny and hot during the day.
However, in the middle of next week, the cloudiness is expected to increase, with a few showers. It will also be mostly cloudy for three days from next Wednesday (17th) to next Friday (19th), with a few showers, and the temperature will drop slightly to between 27 and 31 degrees. .
In addition, the peak of the Perseid meteor shower is expected to appear tonight, and the zenith rate of the meteor shower is predicted to reach 100 per hour during the peak period.
But the space museum said the bright moonlight would overshadow most of the meteors, making viewing conditions harsh.
Although it is not ruled out that some very bright meteors will be seen, they will be very few.
If the public wants to try it, they can observe it from midnight to early morning tonight, and choose a location with a wide view of the sky and low light pollution.
The Observatory is expected to see sunshine again on Saturday. The mainland predicts that there will still be 1 to 2 typhoons in the next 10 days. The Observatory once issued a yellow rainstorm warning. Today, it is cloudy and rainy, and there are a few squally thunderstorms. The Perseid meteor shower peaks on 8.13, two reasons that may hinder viewing The Observatory is expected to see the sunny thunderstorm area on Sunday. The Observatory issued a special reminder in the afternoon that the Mulan typhoon will be affected by heavy rain in a wide area of Hong Kong | The Observatory expects violent gusts in Hong Kong, still squally thunderstorms on Thursday
