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South China Morning Post
3 days ago
- Climate
- South China Morning Post
Hong Kong warned of possible low-pressure area near Luzon that may affect region
This story has been made freely available as a public service to our readers. Please consider supporting SCMP's journalism by subscribing. New users who download our updated app get a seven-day free trial. Advertisement The Hong Kong Observatory has warned of the possible development of an area of low pressure near Luzon in the Philippines next week that could affect the coast of southeastern China. The forecaster said on Saturday that the weather would be mainly fine over southern China early next week, with persistently very hot days under the influence of an anticyclone aloft. But conditions were expected to become unstable later in the week. 'An area of low pressure may develop near Luzon within the broad trough of low pressure early to midweek next week, and move in the general direction of the seas east of Taiwan to the vicinity of the coast of southeastern China in the middle and latter parts of next week,' the observatory said. 'Its chance of development over the South China Sea still cannot be ruled out, but remains rather uncertain.' Advertisement According to the latest nine-day forecast, temperatures in the coming week are projected to range between 26 and 33 degrees Celsius (73.4 and 91.4 Fahrenheit).
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Cool Memorial Day weekend
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Remaining cool through the weekend and beyond. Rain will once again move through western and southwest South Dakota this morning. As the rain moves east, it will weaken with areas of eastern KELOLAND remaining dry. Highs will range from the 50s in western South Dakota to the middle 60s in northeast KELOLAND. The weather will be on repeat for tomorrow as scattered rain develops in western South Dakota and weakens as it moves east. Highs tomorrow will once again range from the 50s in western South Dakota to the middle 60s to near 70 in the east/northeast. Memorial Day will remain cool with another round of rain in western South Dakota. Still cannot rule out isolated showers in the east. Temperatures remain cooler than average, as average highs range from near 70° in western South Dakota to the low to middle 70s in eastern KELOLAND. The low-pressure system will be slow to leave the area, so expect scattered showers to continue into Tuesday before slowly leaving the area by Wednesday. Temperatures will warm by the end of the 7-day forecast with 70s returning for many, even 80° weather can return by NEXT weekend. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
BBC News
21-05-2025
- Climate
- BBC News
UK Weather: Rain and Showers for Bank Holiday Weekend
As the UK gears up for the long May bank holiday weekend, the start to half-term for many, families across the UK will be making plans based on how the weather is pressure has been in charge so far this month, bringing sunshine and warm weather. The hottest day of the year so far was recorded on 1 May, with the temperature reaching 29.3°C at Kew Gardens, Surrey. But it's all set to change with low pressure moving in from the Atlantic, bringing a spell of much-needed rain. On Saturday it will be a cloudy start for most. The best of any sunshine is likely to be in the south-east of England. There will be some patchy rain at times in the west, with the heaviest bursts and strongest winds across north-west Scotland. Temperatures will range between 17– is likely to be the better day of the weekend. A mixture of sunshine and showers, mostly in the north and west, with gusts exceeding 45mph. It will feel cooler in the showers, with highs of 14-17C, but further south and east - it will be a little warmer, potentially reaching for bank holiday Monday, with low pressure still anchored to the north of the UK, the showery theme continues. Expect a blustery day of sunshine and showers, and some of these could be heavy and thundery. Does it always rain on a bank holiday weekend? The late May bank holiday doesn't have the best track record for sunshine. Over the past two decades, just seven out of 20 have been dry or mostly dry across the UK. The other thirteen were marked by rain or cooler, unsettled conditions - and this year looks likely to follow that well-worn not expect any significant change in the weather pattern as we move into the following week. The outlook remains changeable, with sunshine, showers and blustery winds continuing into early June. Keep an eye on the forecast for your area – check BBC Weather online or our BBC Weather app.
CBS News
19-05-2025
- Climate
- CBS News
Mostly sunny Monday in Philadelphia region, but rain chances increase later in the week. Here's the forecast.
Let's keep the weekend vibes continuing into the new week, or at least let's keep the comfortable temperatures and sunshine. That'll be the plan as temperatures take a dip into the low-middle 50s across the Philadelphia region Monday morning before warming back into the middle 70s through the afternoon under mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. As an area of low pressure pulls away from the coast of Maine, high pressure from the Midwest will take more control of our weather over the next couple of days to provide a nice dose of sunshine and seasonable conditions. Temperatures Monday night will turn a little cooler under mostly clear skies with overnight lows bottoming out in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. The influence of high pressure, however, will provide plenty of sunshine through most of the day on Tuesday, allowing temperatures to climb back into the low 70s Tuesday afternoon. By this time, a large area of low pressure will be moving through the Great Lakes, spreading a large area of rain into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The chance for rain begins to increase Tuesday night, with widespread light to moderate showers likely through the day Wednesday. During this time, a coastal low-pressure system will develop to our south, which will reinforce the chance of rain but also pump in much cooler air from the northeast for Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon will likely struggle to climb out of the 50s, with overnight lows remaining around 50 degrees. On and off showers will persist through Thursday, with rain becoming a little more scattered on Friday. At this time, while rain will likely be widespread for the better part of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, total rain accumulation looks to be between 1 and 1.5 inches, preventing any real concern for flooding. CBS News Philadelphia The rainy weather finally looks to start to clear out just in time to kick off the Memorial Day weekend. Temperatures look to remain a little cool on Saturday with highs in the upper 60s but get a little closer to normal in the middle 70s for Sunday. Memorial Day itself remains beyond the seven-day forecast, but currently looks likely to remain rain free with temperatures in the middle 70s. Here's your 7-day forecast: CBS News Philadelphia Monday: Mostly sunny. High of 77, low of 57. Tuesday: Mostly sunny. High of 72, low of 50. Wednesday: Chilly rain. High of 57, low of 55. Thursday: Chilly rain. High of 59, low of 51. Friday: Chance of showers. High of 65, low of 50. Saturday: Partly sunny. High of 69, low of 51. Sunday: Mostly sunny. High of 73, low of 53. NEXT Weather Radars Hourly Forecast Get the latest weather info on the CBS News Philadelphia app
Yahoo
17-05-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Storm Center PM Update: More Chances for Frost and Rain
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — It has been a much more quiet day across KELOLAND with winds decreasing and little activity on radar. After some beneficial rain, it was nice to see the sunshine return with slightly warmer temperatures. The cloud cover and winds will continue to stay light to the east for tonight and allow temperatures to drop into the 30s. More clouds will hang around in western South Dakota with a chance for spotty showers. While West River had the cold weather alerts last night, that has shifted to East River. Frost and freeze conditions are possible from tonight and through tomorrow morning. Our eyes will turn to the low pressure system moving into the central and northern plains tomorrow. Clouds will increase across KELOLAND with showers and isolated thunderstorms moving into West River. More widespread rain is expected by Monday and is going to continue into the middle of the week. By Wednesday, many of us could see an extra inch of rain, while an extra 2 to 3 inches is possible in southwestern South Dakota. This would help out with the extreme drought conditions in that area. Once the low pressure system moves out, we will try to warm back up towards more seasonable temperatures for next weekend. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
