

Observatory
Organization GovernmentThe Observatory is Hong Kong's weather forecaster, issuing warnings and predictions.
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The Observatory is Hong Kong's official weather forecasting agency. It provides weather updates, warnings, and predictions to the public. Recent news highlights its role in informing residents about various weather conditions and potential hazards. The Observatory is newsworthy for its forecasts regarding thundery showers, persistent damp conditions, and the upcoming typhoon season. It predicts Hong Kong will experience between four and seven typhoons from June to October in 2026, fewer than the previous year, and anticipates hotter-than-average temperatures due to El Nino. Furthermore, the Observatory provides temperature forecasts, recently noting a drop to 12 degrees Celsius followed by an expected rise. Its advisories are crucial for public health and safety, particularly concerning the elderly and those with chronic illnesses who are vulnerable to the effects of humidity and extreme temperatures. The Observatory's forecasts are therefore essential for preparedness and mitigation efforts in Hong Kong.
Last updated: May 1, 2026
Recent Coverage


Hong Kong braces for Friday scorcher as mercury climbs to 33.7 degrees

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Hong Kong expands heat stress monitoring to better protect outdoor workers

Thundery showers in Hong Kong expected in several hours

Warning over mould and infections as Hong Kong set for more damp days

Hong Kong expected to face 4 to 7 typhoons in 2026
