With the weakening of the trough of low pressure today (24th), the thunderstorms in Macao will slow down slightly. However, it is expected that another trough of low pressure will move closer to the South China coast later and will continue to affect Macau later this week!!
Later this week
Now there is a new wave of continuous thunderstorms
According to the current forecast information, another trough of low pressure will move closer to the south coast of South China later, and the weather is expected to become unstable again in Macao from tomorrow (25 July), with more showers and thunderstorms again. At the same time, under the influence of the warm and humid southwesterly airstream, the rain will sometimes be heavier and the winds will be stronger in the next two to three days (25-27).
7-day weather outlook (subject to the latest 7-day weather forecast of the Meteorological Bureau)
Early warning for all
Be prepared and respond
In response to the United Nations' Early Warnings for all (EW4ALL) initiative, the Bureau of Meteorology (MEB) has been optimising its strategy for disseminating early warning and forecast information in recent years, and has adopted a qualitative and quantitative approach to provide information on a qualitative and quantitative basis, with a view to providing rich and timely early warning information to enable all sectors of the community to prepare and respond to possible weather changes and their own needs in the future.
How to issue early warnings and forecasts from the Meteorological Bureau
In view of the arrival of the rainy season, the Bureau reminds the public to continue to pay attention to the latest weather information and various warning signals and reminders.
Rainstorm Warning Signal of the Bureau of Meteorology
Source: Geophysical and Meteorological Administration