Source: Orange Persimmon Interactive, News Morning Post, @五月天
On the evening of April 30, it rained heavily in Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong Observatory issued a number of warnings!
Some netizens posted that the Mayday concert being held was directly canceled.
In this regard, in the early morning of May 1, @五月天 posted, "Life is always full of many sudden/suddenly gentle sunshine/suddenly miss you/also includes tonight's Hong Kong/Sudden thunderstorm on the Central waterfront/Suddenly the online live broadcast of the encore/It's also so sudden/Let the day in the future memory/It seems unique and unforgettable/Thank you for accompanying the May day in the heavy rain/But you can't extinguish your enthusiasm......"
In addition, many netizens posted that hail is also falling in Macau!
According to the Voice of the Greater Bay Area last night, according to the Geophysical and Meteorological Bureau of the Macao SAR Government, hail fell in Macao due to the impact of strong convective weather. In addition, the Red Rainstorm Warning Signal was issued at 21:10. Rain is expected to intensify.
How heavy was the rain in Hong Kong and Macau last night?
The Central Meteorological Observatory continued to issue a yellow warning for severe convective weather yesterday evening:
It is expected that from 20 o'clock on April 30 to 20 o'clock on May 1, there will be thunderstorms and gales or hail above level 8 in parts of southern Fujian, central and southern Guangxi and coastal waters, eastern and southern Guangdong and coastal waters, among which some areas of central and southern Guangxi, southern Guangdong and coastal waters will have thunderstorms and gales of more than 10 with maximum winds of more than 11; Some areas in the northeast of Hainan Island and the coastal waters of South China will have short-term heavy precipitation with hourly rainfall greater than 20 mm, of which the maximum hourly rainfall in southern Guangdong and coastal waters will be greater than 50 mm, and the maximum hourly rainfall can reach more than 80 mm.
At around 10 o'clock last night, @中国气象爱好者 released a message saying that a strong thunderstorm cloud was approaching the area of Hong Kong and Shenzhen!
Will it rain heavily in the south during the May Day holiday?
Jia Xiaolong, deputy director of the National Climate Center, said that precipitation will still be more in the southern part of the mainland in May, especially in southeastern China, southern central China, and northeastern southern China.
The May Day holiday is coming, and the heavy rainfall will converge tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, but from May 3 to 5, as the warm and humid airflow strengthens again, there will be a large-scale heavy rainfall and strong convective weather process in the central and eastern regions, and the heavy rainfall weather in Jiangnan and South China will also return, so stay tuned.
Remind friends who are in South China and those who are planning to go to South China that they must take measures to prevent rain and strong convection during the May Day holiday, pay attention to forecasts and early warning information in a timely manner, minimize travel, and stay away from areas with a high risk of meteorological disasters.