MARINE FORECAST
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Marine Forecast

Weather Information for the Marine Community

Bulletin issued at 21:00 HKT 26/May/2018

N0 WARNING.

GENERAL SITUATION AT 260900 UTC:
TROUGH 24N 105E 27N 115E 29N 125E S 10KT.

MARINE FORECAST FOR 24 HOURS FROM 261300 UTC:

HONG KONG= SW 4-5. ISOL SHOWERS. SEA UP TO 2 M. TEMP 29-34 C. =
KWANGTUNG= SW 4-5. ISOL SHOWERS AND TS. SEA UP TO 2 M. =
TAIWAN STRAIT= SW 5-6, OCNL 7. ISOL SHOWERS. SEA UP TO 4 M. SWELL S UP TO 2 M. =
BASHI= SW 5-6, OCNL 7. ISOL SHOWERS. SEA UP TO 4 M. =
PRATAS= SW 4-5. ISOL SHOWERS AND TS. SEA UP TO 2 M. =
BALINTANG= SW 4-5, OCNL 6. ISOL SHOWERS. SEA UP TO 3 M. =
SCARBOROUGH= SW 4-5. ISOL SHOWERS AND TS. SEA UP TO 2 M. =
PARACEL= SW 4-5. ISOL SHOWERS AND TS. SEA UP TO 2 M. =
TONKIN= S TO SW 4-5, OCNL 6. ISOL SHOWERS AND TS. SEA UP TO 3 M. =
DANANG= S TO SW 4-5. ISOL SHOWERS AND TS. SEA UP TO 2 M. =
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Abbreviations:
KT, VRB, SLW, FRQ - knot, variable, slow, frequent STNR, QSTNR, C - stationary, quasi-stationary, degrees celsius WKN, INTSF, INTST, NC - weaken, intensify, intensity, no change LGT, ISOL, SCT, OCNL - light, isolated, scattered, occasional CLD, DZ, TS - cloudy, drizzle, thunderstorm

The date and time are specified by a 6-digit number DDHHMM. DD stands for the day of month, HH represents the hour while MM indicates the minute in UTC.



SOUTH CHINA COASTAL WATERS
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South China Coastal Waters

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Bulletin issued at 03:30 HKT 27/May/2018

Weather information for south China coastal waters issued by the Hong Kong Observatory at 3:30 a.m. on 27 May 2018

Weather Situation:
A southwesterly airstream is affecting the south China coastal waters.

Area forecasts for the next 24 hours

Hong Kong Adjacent Waters:
Southwest force 4 to 5.
Isolated showers and thunderstorms.
Moderate seas.

Nan'ao, Shanwei, South of Hong Kong and Shangchuan Dao:
Southwest force 4 to 5.
Moderate seas.

Outlook for the next 48 hours
Southwesterly winds of force 4 to 5. Isolated showers and thunderstorms.

Latest reports from south China coastal weather stations
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Waglan Island Wind southwest force 4
  Visibility 30 Kilometres

Shantou Wind south-southwest force 2
  Visibility 30 Kilometres

Huangmaozhou Wind west-southwest force 3

Macau Wind south-southwest force 2
  Visibility 17 Kilometres

Xisha Wind south-southwest force 1
  Visibility 30 Kilometres


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Significant Weather Information (SIGMET)

The Airport Meteorological Office is responsible for monitoring hazardous weather and phenomena in the atmosphere that may affect the safety of aircraft operations within a designated airspace over the northern part of the South China Sea. Weather forecasters at the Airport Meteorological Office issues SIGMET information when hazardous weather and phenomena in the atmosphere such as thunderstorms, tropical cyclones, turbulence, icing occur or are expected to occur in the airspace.

The latest significant weather information
issued by the Hong Kong Observatory at 12:22 HKT on 25 May 18

VHHK SIGMET 1 VALID 250025/250425 VHHH- VHHK HONG KONG FIR EMBD TS FCST WI N2006 E11224 - N1742 E11412 - N1706 E11336 - N1930 E11130 - N2006 E11130 - N2006 E11224 TOP FL300 STNR NC= VHHK SIGMET 2 VALID 250425/250825 VHHH- VHHK HONG KONG FIR EMBD TS FCST WI N1806 E11506 - N1648 E11400 - N1930 E11142 - N1930 E11342 - N1806 E11506 TOP FL300 STNR WKN=

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Tropical Cyclone Warning
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Tropical Cyclone Warning

There is no tropical cyclone warning signal.

For other tropical cyclone related information, please visit the World Meteorological Organization Web Site - Severe Weather Information Centre.


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