The Weather of February 2022 – A colder and exceptionally wet FebruaryWith stronger than normal winter monsoon affecting southern China in the month, the weather of Hong Kong was much colder than usual in February 2022. The monthly mean temperature Continue reading Newsletter Issue 17 (March 2022)→
The Weather of January 2022 – An unseasonably warm and dry JanuaryWith the northeast monsoon over the south China coast generally weaker than normal for most of the time in January 2022, the monthly mean minimum temperature and monthly mean Continue reading Newsletter Issue 16 (February 2022)→
2021 as the warmest year on record for Hong KongGlobally, 2021 is likely to be between the fifth and seventh warmest year on record according to the WMO’s preliminary assessment. In Hong Kong, 2021 was the warmest year on record Continue reading Newsletter Issue 15 (January 2022)→
Converging Divergence 盛放‧匯聚 [HKMetS e-Bulletin vol. 25, 2021]Our members are earnestly waiting and we are back now, with a new name “Converging Divergence 盛放‧匯聚” and a new “All Ladies Editorial Board” (Ms. Olivia LEE, Dr. Wen ZHOU and Dr. Sze-ning Continue reading Newsletter Issue 14 (December 2021)→
HKMetSoc AGM will be held on 10 December 2021The Annual General Meeting of the Hong Kong Meteorological Society will be held on 10 December 2021 in the Centenary Building of the Hong Kong Observatory. Save our date! “More Comfortable and Continue reading Newsletter Issue 13 (November 2021)→
HKMetS AGM will be held on 10 December 2021The Annual General Meeting of the Hong Kong Meteorological Society will be held on 10 December 2021 in the Centenary Building of the Hong Kong Observatory. Save our date! The weather of Continue reading Newsletter Issue 12 (October 2021)→
The Weather of August 2021 – cloudy with localized heavy rain August 2021 was characterized by cloudier than usual weather with localized heavy rain over parts of the New Territories. The mean amount of cloud in the month was 77 Continue reading Newsletter Issue 11 (September 2021)→
The Weather of July 2021 – An unusually hot July Owing to the stronger than normal upper-air anticyclone over southern China, July 2021 was unusually hot in Hong Kong. The monthly mean minimun temperature, monthly mean maximum temperature and monthly Continue reading Newsletter Issue 10 (August 2021)→
The Weather of June 2021 – A June with rejuvenating rain June 2021 was marked by the long awaited rainy weather brought by tropical cyclone Koguma, troughs of low pressure and the active southwesterly airstream. The rain was particularly heavy Continue reading Newsletter Issue 9 (July 2021)→
The Weather of May 2021 – Hottest May ever in Hong Kong Mainly attributing to the stronger than usual subtropical ridge over southern China, May 2021 was the hottest May in Hong Kong on record. With plenty of sunshine, the Continue reading Newsletter Issue 8 (June 2021)→
