On Tuesday morning, Hong Kong recorded a temperature of approximately 23 degrees Celsius (73 degrees Fahrenheit), marking the lowest reading observed in the city since the start of autumn. The drop in temperature is being driven by a dry northeast monsoon currently moving across the coast of Guangdong.

The Hong Kong Observatory has indicated that this weather pattern will persist for the next several days, resulting in generally fine but windier conditions. Residents can expect slightly cooler mornings as the monsoon influence continues. Forecasters anticipate that the intensity of the monsoon will begin to moderate toward the latter part of the week, potentially leading to a slight shift in the current temperature trend. While the weather is notably cooler than previous weeks, it remains within the typical seasonal transition for the region.