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Olga Wong

Hong Kong will be affected by occasional showers in the coming four days, the Observatory has said, with some areas experiencing thunderstorms on Tuesday.
The forecaster said the weather would be mainly cloudy with occasional showers on Monday night and Tuesday.
“Showers will be heavier at times in some areas with thunderstorms. Temperatures will range between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius,” it said.
There will also be “moderate to fresh easterly winds, occasionally strong offshore and on high ground”.
A few showers would be observed from Wednesday to Friday, it added.

The forecaster explained that the coast of Guangdong would experience a strong easterly airstream in the next few days, leading to windier weather.
Thundery showers would arrive in southern China due to a trough of low pressure, it said.
A southerly airstream, expected to replace the easterly airstream gradually in the middle and latter parts of this week, will bring hot and brighter weather over Guangdong early next week.
An amber rainstorm signal was issued at 10.10am and cancelled at 1pm on Monday.


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Forecaster says weather will be mainly cloudy with occasional showers on Monday night and Tuesday
Rain ‘will be heavier at times in some areas with thunderstorms’ and temperatures will range between 24 and 26 degrees, according to the Observatory


Observatory says weather will be mainly cloudy with occasional showers on Monday night and Tuesday with temperatures ranging between 24 and 26 degrees.


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Hong Kong to experience occasional showers, thunderstorms in coming four days, Observatory says

Forecaster says weather will be mainly cloudy with occasional showers on Monday night and Tuesday Rain ‘will be heavier at times in some areas with thunderstorms’ and temperatures will range between 24 and 26 degrees, according to the Observatory

Forecaster says weather will be mainly cloudy with occasional showers on Monday night and Tuesday

Rain ‘will be heavier at times in some areas with thunderstorms’ and temperatures will range between 24 and 26 degrees, according to the Observatory