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The highest temperature ever recorded in Hong Kong was 38 C100 F while the lowest ever was -4C25F. Hong Kong recorded its highest temperature of the year for the second time on Monday with the mercury soaring to 377 degrees Celsius in some.
The highest temperature ever recorded in Hong Kong was 38 C100 F while the lowest ever was -4C25F.
Highest temperature ever recorded in hong kong. The observatory said the annual mean maximum temperature of 271 degrees and the annual mean minimum temperature of 226 degrees were also the highest on record. In July 1968 the temperature reached 357 degrees Celsius at the same location which is used as a historical comparison. Several districts including Shau Kei.
Hong Kong recorded its highest temperature of the year for the second time on Monday with the mercury soaring to 377 degrees Celsius in some. Hong Kong on Saturday recorded its hottest day since authorities began taking temperature readings 130 years ago due to the influence of a nearby typhoon. The daily maximum temperature hit 363.
Highest temperature of 30C recorded in Hong Kong today. 19th April 2020 Hong Kong Hong Kong Observatory recorded the highest temperature this year of 30C today and 65 humidity. A warm maritime airstream will bring foggy weather to the south China coast in the next couple of days.
The Hong Kong Observatory announced on Monday that last year it recorded an all-time high temperature on August 22 366 degrees Celsius and the highest mean winter temperature since. Temperature in Hong Kong increased to 2852 celsius in August from 2839 celsius in July of 2013. Worldbank Temperature in Hong Kong averaged 2266 celsius from 1840 until 2013 reaching an all time high of 2968 celsius in July of 1854 and a record low of 1162 celsius in February of 1968.
40 rows According to the World Meteorological Organization WMO the highest temperature ever. According to the Hong Kong Observatory the coldest weather occurred in January 1893 when temperatures plunged to 0 C. Explore further Hong Kong swelters on hottest day in history.
16th May 2021 Hong Kong As of 5pm today the Hong Kong Observatory has recorded a high temperature of 335 degrees Celsius. As for temperature in various districts at 510pm Tai Mei Tuk recorded a high temperature of 36 degrees Celsius. As for Cheung Chau it recorded a temperature of 367 degrees Celsius the.
In Hong Kong with eleven out of the twelve months warmer than usual 2019 was the warmest year since records began in 1884 with an annual mean temperature of 245 degrees 12 degrees above the 1981-2010 normal 1 or 15 degrees above the 1961-1990 normal. The annual mean maximum temperature of 271 degrees and annual mean minimum temperature of 226 degrees were also the. By Laurel Chor Aug 10 2015 130pm Hong Kong time Saturday was the hottest day in Hong Kongs recorded history with the Hong Kong Observatory recording a maximum temperature of 363C.
As toasty at that sounds it got even hotter around the rest of Hong Kong with temperatures hitting a sizzling 379C in Happy Valley. The month with the highest rainfall in Hong Kong is August with up to 1752 in of rain. The temperatures during this time are tropical hot with over 31 C.
However the maximum values in January February and March are a pleasant 22 C. November and December offer comfortable temperatures with pleasant breezes and plenty of sunshine. Tropical cyclones are common between July and September but they can occur anytime between May and November.
The highest temperature ever recorded in Hong Kong was 38 C100 F while the lowest ever was -4C25F. Moreover 2019 was an extremely warm year in Hong Kong. The annual mean temperature of 245 degrees annual mean maximum temperature of 271 degrees and annual mean minimum temperature of 226 degrees were all the highest since records began in 1884.
Its the same area that holds the world record for highest temperature ever recorded 134 degrees 5667 Celsius set on July 10 1913 although that record remains in dispute. Arndt said meteorologists have made good cases for and against the records legitimacy.