The Hong Kong Observatory pointed out today (June 8) that under the influence of an anticyclone at high altitude, the weather in South China will be generally good in the next couple of days, with hot days. Meanwhile, a broad trough of low pressure will bring unstable weather to the central part of the South China Sea to the east of the Philippines.
The Central Meteorological Observatory of CMA forecasts that a typhoon is likely to be generated in the waters off the Philippines around Tuesday (June 10) this week and may affect the coastal areas of South China, requiring continued attention to the uncertainty of the system's evolution in the latter part of the week.
The Hong Kong Observatory pointed out last Thursday night (June 5) that the sea temperature in the South China Sea to Luzon has reached 28 degrees; it is expected that the southwest monsoon will further provide abundant water vapor for the South China Sea this week; as the vertical wind shear in the region will weaken, together with the radiative dispersion of the upper atmosphere, it will be conducive to the development of a low pressure area. If the low pressure area strengthens to become a tropical storm, it will probably become the first tropical cyclone in the Northwest Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea in 2025. The name will be Wutip (butterfly) (provided by Macao).
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