The Observatory issued a special weather warning today (25th) that the tropical cyclone "Olu" in the Philippines has intensified into a super typhoon. It will cross the central part of the South China Sea tomorrow (26th) and maintain a distance of 700 kilometers from Hong Kong. There is little immediate threat to Hong Kong. It was windy Tuesday and Wednesday with a few showers.
Another broad area of low pressure will bring unstable weather to the central and northern parts of the South China Sea from late this week to early next week, but there are variables in its development.
The Observatory issued a special weather alert today (25th) that the tropical cyclone "Olu" in the Philippines has intensified into a super typhoon.
(screenshot of the observatory)
The Observatory predicts that the path of "Aolu" will enter the South China Sea in the early morning of tomorrow, and then cross the central part of the South China Sea in a day or two and move to the central area of Vietnam. "Aolu" will maintain a distance of about 700 kilometers from Hong Kong, and there is no direct threat to Hong Kong. However, due to the influence of the northeast monsoon, the wind blows from the east to the northeast in Hong Kong on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the wind is quite strong. The offshore wind blows occasionally, which is the wind force of the No. 3 typhoon. There will also be a few showers at that time.
The Observatory issued a special weather alert today (25th) that the tropical cyclone "Olu" in the Philippines has intensified into a super typhoon.
(screenshot of the observatory)
Wide area of low pressure brings unstable weather later this week
According to the Observatory, the weather in Hong Kong is generally fine today, and the afternoon is dry, with moderate east to northeasterly winds. Looking forward to the next nine days, the temperature will range from 26 to 31 degrees, and there will be showers most of the time. The beginning of the week brought unstable weather to the central and northern parts of the South China Sea, but there are variables in its development.
The Mainland's Central Meteorological Observatory predicted that "Aolu" has maintained a stable westbound intensity of a strong tropical storm level, and began to show explosive intensification last night, developing from a strong tropical storm level to a super typhoon level.
(Screenshot of the Central Meteorological Observatory)
Central Meteorological Observatory: Basically rule out the possibility of landing in Hainan
The Mainland's Central Meteorological Observatory predicted that "Aolu" has maintained a stable westbound intensity of a strong tropical storm level, and began to show explosive intensification last night, developing from a strong tropical storm level to a super typhoon level.
At 8 a.m. this morning, its center was located about 295 kilometers east of Manila, the Philippines. The maximum wind force near the center was 62 m/s. The path of "Olu" was adjusted to the south, basically ruling out the possibility of landing in Hainan, but still Be alert to the adverse effects of wind and rain.
▼The situation in Xinghua Village and Tai Po when Typhoon No. 8 took effect on the morning of August 25▼
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Weather | The highest temperature today is about 32 degrees, and there will be sunshine in the next two or three days for the Aolu typhoon | The observatory is expected to enter the South China Sea or 600 kilometers away from the typhoon port from tomorrow night to Monday. Traffic | The highest temperature today is about 31 degrees in the next two or three The wind is quite strong in the day Aolu typhoon | Tropical cyclone named Aolu Observatory expects 9.26 liters of strong tropical storm to hit Hong Kong | Observatory expects tropical storm to strengthen another low-pressure area or 10.1 to push Hong Kong 500 kilometers