Hong Kong Observatory issues yellow rain warning, hail may be affected in the short term

Hong Kong News Network, April 26: A trough of low pressure is bringing showers and thunderstorms to Guangdong. The Hong Kong Observatory issued a yellow rainstorm warning signal at 8:35 am today (April 26) and issued a special weather warning, indicating that Hong Kong is expected to May be affected by hail in the short term. In addition, the Observatory also predicts strong gusts of wind will hit Hong Kong. If you are outdoors, you should immediately seek shelter in a safe place.

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The Observatory pointed out that some areas in the New Territories recorded several millimeters of rainfall this morning. It is forecast that Hong Kong will be mostly cloudy today, with occasional showers and squally thunderstorms, and the rainfall may be heavier at times. Showers gradually diminish in the afternoon. The highest temperature is about 29 degrees. The wind is moderate to fresh and strong from the southeast, sometimes very strong.

The Observatory’s nine-day weather forecast shows that tomorrow (27th) will be between 24 and 28 degrees, and it will still be mostly cloudy, with showers and a few squally thunderstorms. There will be some showers and thunderstorms on Sunday (28th). Next Monday (29th) and next Tuesday (30th) will have a maximum of 30 degrees and a minimum of 25 degrees. There will be sunshine for a short period of time on Monday and a few showers; there will be a few showers next Tuesday, and later the showers will be more frequent and rainy. Strong winds and thunderstorms.

From next Wednesday (May 1), Labor Day, to next Friday (May 3), the temperature will be between 24 degrees and 28 degrees. Next Wednesday will have showers and squally thunderstorms, and the rain will sometimes be heavy. Next Thursday ( May 2), there will be some showers and thunderstorms. There will be a few showers next Friday and Saturday (May 4).(over)

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