On February 7, 2025, at 4:20 PM, the Hong Kong Observatory issued a Cold Weather Warning due to a significant drop in temperatures forecasted over the coming days. Residents are advised to brace for chilly conditions, especially during the mornings and evenings.
Tomorrow morning, urban areas are expected to see minimum temperatures around 11 degrees Celsius, while the New Territories may experience slightly cooler temperatures. High-altitude regions could approach freezing, making it particularly cold for those in elevated areas.
The Observatory recommends that the public dress warmly and ensure proper indoor ventilation. An intense winter monsoon is anticipated to bring even colder weather tonight, with temperatures predicted to fall to around 9 to 10 degrees Celsius by Sunday, potentially marking the coldest spell of the winter.
This weekend, areas in the New Territories will feel especially frigid. While the day is expected to clear and remain dry, the wind chill factor will make it feel colder than the actual temperatures. Community members, particularly those engaging in outdoor activities, are urged to stay warm and check on elderly individuals and those with chronic health conditions.
Tonight will bring cloudy skies with temperatures dropping to approximately 11 degrees in urban areas, with lower temperatures in the New Territories. High ground will face particularly cold conditions. Tomorrow's weather will be fine and dry, with daytime highs reaching about 16 degrees Celsius. Winds will be moderate from the north, becoming strong at times offshore and in elevated regions.
On Sunday, minimum temperatures in urban areas are forecasted to be around 10 degrees, with very cold conditions persisting in the New Territories and on high ground. Monday morning will also remain chilly, but temperatures are expected to gradually rise by midweek, bringing cloudier and more humid conditions.
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