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17.5°C recorded this morning marks the coldest since autumn began, with daytime high expected at 23°C.

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2026.11.10 10:00
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17.5°C recorded this morning marks the coldest since autumn began, with daytime high expected at 23°C.

A strong northeast monsoon is bringing clear and dry weather to the coast of Guangdong. The Observatory said Hong Kong was cool this morning (Nov. 10). As of 6:30 am, the Observatory recorded a minimum temperature of 17.5°C, the lowest since the start of autumn, with the New Territories generally one to two degrees lower.

The Observatory forecasts fine and very dry weather today. It will be cool in the morning with some cloudy periods. The daytime maximum temperature will be around 23°C. Moderate to fresh northerly winds are expected, with strong winds offshore and over high ground initially. Looking ahead, there will be a large day-night temperature difference tomorrow (Nov. 11), with the New Territories still cool in the morning. Temperatures will rise in the latter part of the week, with more cloud and a few showers over the weekend.

The Observatory issued a special weather alert this morning, forecasting strong northerly winds in Hong Kong and urging the public to beware of the dangers posed by rough seas.

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HK will be cloudy today, with a maximum of 28 degrees and one or two showers in the morning and evening

Tag:·HKO· weather· northeast monsoon

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