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Bulletin updated at 00:00 HKT 09/Nov/2026

Here is the latest weather bulletin issued by the Hong Kong
Observatory.

The northeast monsoon affecting the coast of Guangdong
moderated gradually yesterday. Locally, it was mainly
cloudy. There were one or two rain patches in the morning.
Sunny intervals during the day. Besides, a cold front formed
over central China yesterday and moved southwards gradually.
It is expected to move across the coast of Guangdong at
first today. Under the influence of the associated intense
northeast monsoon, winds will strengthen from the north and
temperatures will fall appreciably over the region. The
weather will be generally fine and very dry over Guangdong
in the next couple of days. It will be cool in the morning.
The temperature difference between day and night will be
rather large.

At 11 p.m. last night, Severe Tropical Storm Cempaka was
centred about 580 kilometres west-southwest of Iwo Jima. It
is forecast to move west-northwest at about 10 kilometres
per hour across the western North Pacific.

Weather forecast for Hong Kong (Monday, 9 Nov 2026)

Mainly cloudy with one or two rain patches in the morning,
it will be cooler with temperatures of about 22 degrees.
Becoming fine and dry during the day with a maximum
temperature of around 26 degrees. Temperatures will fall
further to a minimum of about 19 degrees in the urban areas
at night, and a couple of degrees lower in the New
Territories. Moderate easterly winds, becoming fresh
northerlies, strong offshore and up to gale force on high
ground.

Outlook : The minimum temperature on Tuesday morning will be
about 16 degrees in the urban areas, and a couple of degrees
lower in the New Territories. It will still be rather cool
in the New Territories on Wednesday morning. The temperature
difference between day and night will be rather large.
Temperatures will rise progressively in the latter part of
this week.


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