Hong Kong records lowest autumn temperature at 23.2°C
Hong Kong recorded its lowest autumn temperature at 23.2 degrees Celsius on 9 November as a cold front brought cooler weather. The Hong Kong Observatory warned temperatures could drop to around 16 degrees in urban areas by 10 November morning, with New Territories districts even cooler.
Hong Kong recorded its lowest temperature this autumn at 23.2 degrees Celsius on the morning of 9 November, with regional temperatures generally dropping by about two degrees compared to the previous day, according to the Hong Kong Observatory.
The Observatory stated that an intense northeast monsoon associated with a cold front is affecting the coast of Guangdong, bringing cooler and windy conditions to the territory. Temperatures are expected to fall further overnight, reaching around 19 degrees in urban areas.
The minimum temperature in urban areas will plunge to approximately 16 degrees on the morning of 10 November, while districts in the New Territories will be one to two degrees lower. The weather will remain rather cool in the New Territories on the morning of 12 November, with a significant temperature difference between day and night.
The Observatory has reminded the public to stay tuned to the weather changes and keep warm.
