What are the characteristics of the temperature in Hong Kong all year round?

Spring is from March to May, and the weather is generally good, usually cloudy.

Summer is from June to August, and the weather is hot and humid.

Autumn is from September to165438+1October. Although the temperature is slightly lower than that in summer, there are generally fewer clouds during the day, and the scorching sun still gives people a hot feeling. It's cool only in the evening, early morning and cloudy days. The temperature change in autumn in Hong Kong is not obvious, but the rainfall is less than that in summer.

Winter is about 65438+February to February, during which the temperature is more repeated and tends to the poles. When the cold front passes, the cold and dry north wind makes the temperature drop sharply, and the urban temperature can drop below 10 degrees Celsius. If there is no cold front crossing the border, the temperature in the urban area is usually around 20 degrees Celsius during the day, and it is slightly lower than 1-4 degrees Celsius at night and in the morning.

1. Hong Kong has a subtropical climate, with a high annual temperature, with an average annual temperature of 22.8℃. Summer is hot and humid, and the temperature is around 27~33℃. It is cool and dry in winter, but it rarely drops below 5℃. It is rainy from May to September, and sometimes it rains heavily. There are typhoons from time to time between summer and autumn. There are many typhoons in Hong Kong from July to September, but tropical cyclones with different intensities may strike from May to165438+1October. In the western North Pacific, the East China Sea and the South China Sea, an average of 30 tropical cyclones are formed every year, half of which reach typhoon intensity, and the highest wind speed is more than118km per hour. The average annual rainfall in Hong Kong is 22 14.3mm, with the highest rainfall in August and the lowest rainfall in 65438+ 10. In addition, the high-rise buildings in the urban area of Hong Kong are concentrated and densely populated, and the microclimate formed is easy to produce the heat island effect, which leads to the obvious temperature difference between the urban area and the suburbs. It is difficult to blow away the "suspended particles" in the air in the urban areas with high-rise buildings.

2. The geographical coordinates of Hong Kong are east longitude 1 14 15' and north latitude 22 15'. It is located along the coast of South China, east of the Pearl River Estuary in Guangdong Province, China, and consists of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, inland areas of the New Territories and 262 islands (outlying islands). Hong Kong borders Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province in the north and Wanshan Islands, Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province in the south. Hong Kong faces Macau across the sea in the west, with a distance of 6 1 km, Guangzhou 130 km in the north and Shanghai 1200 km in the north.

3. The areas of the three major parts of Hong Kong are: Hong Kong Island is about 8 1 km2; Kowloon Peninsula is about 47 square kilometers; The New Territories and 262 outlying islands are about 976 square kilometers. Hong Kong has a total jurisdiction area of 2,755.03 square kilometers, including land area 1 104.32 square kilometers and water area 1650.64 square kilometers.