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Weather Information for South China Coastal Waters
Bulletin issued at 12:02 HKT 15/Jul/2017
At noon at the Hong Kong Observatory the air temperature was 30 degrees Celsius and the relative humidity 80 per cent.
During the past hour the mean UV Index recorded at King's Park was 8. The intensity of UV radiation was very high.
The subtropical ridge is covering southeastern China. An area of low pressure over the central part of the South China Sea is bringing unsettled weather to the region. This area of low pressure is expected to intensify gradually and move towards the southern part of Hainan Island and then into Beibu Wan in the next couple of days. It will keep at a distance of more than 500 kilometres from Hong Kong and will not directly affect the territory. However, under the combined effect of the subtropical ridge and the area of low pressure, it will be windier with squally showers over the northern part of the South China Sea on Saturday and Sunday. People out to the sea or engaging in waters sports should take note of the weather changes.
The air temperatures at other places were:
King's Park
31 degrees;
Wong Chuk Hang
30 degrees;
Ta Kwu Ling
30 degrees;
Lau Fau Shan
33 degrees;
Tai Po
30 degrees;
Sha Tin
31 degrees;
Tuen Mun
33 degrees;
Tseung Kwan O
31 degrees;
Sai Kung
30 degrees;
Cheung Chau
29 degrees;
Chek Lap Kok
33 degrees;
Tsing Yi
31 degrees;
Shek Kong
31 degrees;
Tsuen Wan Ho Koon
30 degrees;
Tsuen Wan Shing Mun Valley
30 degrees;
Hong Kong Park
27 degrees;
Shau Kei Wan
29 degrees;
Kowloon City
30 degrees;
Happy Valley
29 degrees;
Wong Tai Sin
31 degrees;
Stanley
30 degrees;
Kwun Tong
30 degrees;
Sham Shui Po
31 degrees;
Kai Tak Runway Park
30 degrees;
Yuen Long Park
33 degrees;
Tai Mei Tuk
30 degrees.
Between 10:45 and 11:45 a.m., the rainfall recorded in various regions were:
Southern District
0 to 4 mm;
Eastern District
0 to 1 mm;
Wan Chai
0 to 1 mm.
0.8 millimetre of rainfall was recorded at the Hong Kong Observatory between midnight last night and midday today.
Note: |
The data above is provisional. Only limited data validation has been carried out. |
Climatological Information for 15 Jul