In the past National Day weekend, the weather was unstable, sometimes sunny and sometimes rainy, but today (3rd) good weather is coming again.
The Observatory said that the weather is hot today, and a hot weather warning was issued as early as 10 am. By noon, the temperature in many districts had risen above 30 degrees, and Sheung Shui recorded a high temperature of 35.3 degrees, the hottest among many monitoring stations.
The Observatory predicts that the Double Ninth Festival tomorrow (4th) will be sunny and the hot weather will continue.
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As of 1:00 p.m., the temperature at several monitoring stations had risen above the "three-character head", and Sheung Shui was as high as 35 degrees, the hottest among many monitoring stations.
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The Observatory said that the high-altitude anticyclone is bringing generally fine weather to southern China. At noon, the temperature in many parts of Hong Kong rose to about 32 degrees. It is expected to continue to be extremely hot in the afternoon, with moderate easterly winds.
According to the regional weather data of the Observatory, as of 12:50 p.m., the temperature of several monitoring stations had risen above the "three-character head". Sheung Shui was as high as 35.3 degrees, the hottest among many monitoring stations, followed by Tsing Yi. The temperature was as high as 33.5 degrees, and the temperature in Kowloon City, the Observatory, Kwun Tong and Happy Valley in the urban area also reached about 32 degrees.
▼The Double Ninth Festival is coming, filial sons and grandsons take advantage of the epidemic to fall back and pay their respects to their ancestors▼
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The Observatory expects that the high-altitude anticyclone will bring sunny and hot weather to southern China tomorrow, that is, citizens will climb tomb-sweeping tomorrow, accompanied by the fierce sun, and the maximum temperature is expected to reach 33 degrees, which may be hotter than today. Citizens of Baishan, remember to bring enough water and "small fans" to prevent heat stroke.
Looking through the data, the average temperature of the Double Ninth Festival in the past 30 years is 27.8 degrees. Except for the annual temperature of 30 degrees, in recent years, it has rarely risen above the "three-character head", and the hottest Double Ninth Festival is October 10, 1959. , recorded a high temperature of 32.5 degrees. If the temperature tomorrow is as high as 33 degrees as predicted by the Observatory, it may break the 63-year record and become the hottest Chung Yeung Festival in Hong Kong on record.
▼On September 30, the Observatory issued a yellow rainstorm warning in the morning and evening▼
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It will drop to a minimum of 24 degrees next week
The good weather is believed to only last until tomorrow's Double Ninth Festival. The Observatory predicts that a northeast monsoon will arrive on the coast of Guangdong on Wednesday (5th). At that time, the breeze will turn to the east, and the wind will gradually strengthen, and there will be a few more bursts. With showers, the temperature will also drop slightly, hovering at the "2-suffix" level.
The erratic weather with occasional fine and sometimes rainy weather is believed to continue until next Monday (10th), but the Observatory expects that another dry northeast monsoon will affect southern China early next week. The wind will strengthen slightly and the temperature will drop further. It is expected that the next From Tuesday (11th), the temperature will drop to 24 to 29 degrees.
▼October 14, 2021 After the typhoon, the number of worshippers on the Double Ninth Festival will be greatly reduced▼
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The Orionid meteor shower will cut through the night sky from today. The Observatory predicts cloudy 10.21, the best stargazing night, and the shower will continue until next Monday.
Weather｜The highest temperature is about 30 degrees, with showers and squally thunderstorms turning fine at the beginning of next week. A broad low-pressure trough brings showers and thunderstorms. The Observatory expects rainy days to continue until 10.3.
