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2023-12-16 HKT 06:08
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The Observatory’s scientific director, Mai Petty, talks about the weather conditions
The Observatory issued a cold weather warning and a strong monsoon signal at 6 a.m. It is expected that Hong Kong will be affected by the cold winter monsoon today. The lowest temperature in the urban area tonight will be about 12 degrees, and in the New Territories it will be a few degrees lower.
The Observatory said that due to strong winds in some areas, the wind chill effect is obvious, and the temperature felt by the body is lower than the actual temperature. Exposure to cold winds for a long time may lead to hypothermia. Citizens should pay attention to keeping warm, wear more cold-resistant clothing, and maintain Indoor air circulation.
The Observatory predicts that the weather will be cold tomorrow morning, and will remain quite cool in the mornings and evenings for the next one or two days, and will be cold in the mornings in the middle of next week.
2023-12-15 22:08:00
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