The Observatory has issued a frost warning for two consecutive days and expects showers and humidity for five consecutive days from Wednesday

The weather has been cold in recent days. The Observatory issued a frost warning for the second consecutive day today (29th) afternoon. The cold weather warning is also in effect at the same time. There may be ground frost in the highlands or northern New Territories in the early morning of tomorrow (30th). The minimum temperature is expected to be about 12 degrees tomorrow morning. The New Territories are a few degrees lower.

The maximum temperature during the day is about 17 degrees.

Blowing moderate east to northeast wind, tomorrow the wind will be fresh.

In addition, the Observatory predicts that as the monsoon eases slightly in the middle of this week, the temperature in the area will gradually rise and the cloud cover will increase. Starting from Wednesday, there will be showers for five consecutive days. Citizens should take shelter when going out.

▼The weather is cold on January 28, the seventh day of the lunar new year▼

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Morning highlands or northern New Territories or frost

The Observatory issued a frost warning at 4:30 pm today to remind farmers and relevant people that ground frost may occur in the highlands or northern New Territories tomorrow morning, and the cold weather warning is also in effect.

The Observatory predicts that the weather in Hong Kong will be cold tomorrow morning and reminds the public to keep warm.

Yesterday was the first frost warning this year. A large number of citizens went to Tai Mo Shan at 5:00 this morning. The temperature was only 1 degree at that time. They wanted to see the frost on the highlands, but they returned disappointed.

The Observatory has issued a frost warning for two consecutive days.

(Screenshot of the website of the Observatory)

According to the automatic regional weather forecast, the temperature in Hong Kong will generally be 10 to 12 degrees tomorrow morning, and it will drop below 10 degrees in Tai Po, Sheung Shui, Lau Fau Shan and other areas, and only 7 degrees in Ta Kwu Ling.

The temperature in Hong Kong will generally be 10 to 12 degrees tomorrow morning, and it will drop below 10 degrees in Tai Po, Sheung Shui, Lau Fau Shan and other areas, and it will only be 7 degrees in Ta Kwu Ling.

(Screenshot from the Observatory)

According to the nine-day weather forecast, the northeast monsoon will bring cold and dry weather to southern China tomorrow.

As the monsoon eases slightly in the middle of this week, the temperature in this area gradually rises and the cloud cover increases. It is expected that a fresh to strong easterly airflow will affect the coast of Guangdong later this week, and the wind in this area is relatively strong.

February is approaching. From the first five days (Wednesday to Sunday), there will be showers for five consecutive days. The temperature will drop slightly from 17 to 20 degrees on Wednesday and Thursday to 16 to 19 degrees in the following three days, and the relative humidity will be relatively high. , ranging from 75 to 95 percent.

▼On January 25, the weather was cold and recorded the second lowest temperature since winter▼

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▼January 28, Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden bell flower cherries are in full bloom▼

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The Observatory released its first frost warning forecast this year. The highlands and the northern part of the New Territories may experience ground frost in the morning. Tai Mo Shan was as low as 0.9 degrees this morning and as low as 10 degrees tomorrow. The weather will pick up in the middle and late next week. The dry and strong northeast monsoon is expected to drop sharply to 10 degrees tomorrow. The Observatory issued a cold weather warning