The city’s weather sees prolonged, sweltering summers with a high level of dampness. The warm southern air and occasional thunderstorms bring relief to the simmering heat.

The humid climate in Hong Kong makes the summers more unbearable. Typhoons are common during this time and can result in flooding and landslides.

The winters, on the other hand, are brief, with mild temperatures and sunny skies that turn overcast by February. However, during the winter months, frequent cold fronts from the north bring in strong, cooling winds that can make the weather chilly.

Despite its challenging climate, Hong Kong’s position as a global financial hub remains unscathed, and this further proves the mettle of its resilient residents.