LOCAL WEATHER FORECAST

(FOR PRESS AND TO BE BROADCAST BY RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS

AFTER MIDNIGHT.)

HERE IS THE LATEST WEATHER BULLETIN ISSUED BY THE HONG KONG
OBSERVATORY.

GENERAL SITUATION

A FRESH TO STRONG NORTHEAST MONSOON AFFECTED THE COAST OF
GUANGDONG YESTERDAY. A BAND OF CLOUDS ALSO COVERED SOUTHERN
CHINA. LOCALLY, THE WEATHER WAS MAINLY CLOUDY WITH ONE OR
TWO LIGHT RAIN PATCHES. THERE WERE BRIGHT PERIODS IN THE
MORNING. TEMPERATURES IN THE AFTERNOON WERE GENERALLY ABOUT
THREE TO FOUR DEGREES LOWER THAN THE DAY BEFORE. THE
NORTHEAST MONSOON IS EXPECTED TO BRING SLIGHTLY COOLER
WEATHER TO THE COAST OF SOUTHERN CHINA TODAY AND TOMORROW.
A BAND OF CLOUDS WILL BRING A FEW RAIN PATCHES OVER THE
REGION TODAY.

BESIDES, SEVERE TROPICAL STORM KALMAEGI INTENSIFIED INTO A
TYPHOON YESTERDAY. AT 11 P.M. LAST NIGHT, KALMAEGI WAS
CENTRED ABOUT 640 KILOMETRES SOUTHEAST OF MANILA. IT IS
FORECAST TO MOVE WEST AT ABOUT 25 KILOMETRES PER HOUR
ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN PARTS OF THE PHILIPPINES.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR HONG KONG (TUESDAY, 4 NOV 2025)

CLOUDY AND SLIGHTLY COOLER WITH ONE OR TWO RAIN PATCHES.
THE MINIMUM TEMPERATURE WILL BE ABOUT 21 DEGREES IN THE
URBAN AREAS, AND A COUPLE OF DEGREES LOWER IN THE NEW
TERRITORIES. THE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE WILL BE AROUND 23
DEGREES DURING THE DAY. MODERATE TO FRESH NORTHEASTERLY
WINDS, OCCASIONALLY STRONG OFFSHORE AND ON HIGH GROUND AT
FIRST.

OUTLOOK : SUNNY PERIODS ON WEDNESDAY, STILL SLIGHTLY COOLER
IN THE MORNING. MAINLY CLOUDY AND WINDY ON THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.

WEATHER CARTOONS AND CAPTIONS:

SUGGESTED CAPTION FOR WEATHER COLUMN IN CHINESE PRESS:

CLOUDY WITH ONE OR TWO RAIN PATCHES

(PINYIN: DUOYUN XIAOYU)

FOR SCMP PAGE 1 WEATHER:

CARTOON NO. 6

CAPTION: CLOUDY WITH ONE OR TWO RAIN PATCHES

MIN TEMP: 21 DEGREES

MAX TEMP: 23 DEGREES

FOR STANDARD:

CARTOON NO. 8

CAPTION: CLOUDY WITH ONE OR TWO RAIN PATCHES

TEMPS: 21 - 23 DEGREES

FOR MING PAO AND TA KUNG PAO:

CARTOON NO. 13

FOR WEN WEI PO:

CARTOON NO. 17

FOR ORIENTAL DAILY:

CARTOON NO. 7

DISPATCHED BY HONG KONG OBSERVATORY AT 23:45 HKT ON 03.11.2025