近日天氣一問

近兩日吹強烈北至東北風, 有時同打風差唔多勁,
不過相對濕度卻非常高(而家係100%), 仲落好勁雨.

但正常由內陸向南吹的風不是乾燥的嗎?
點解近日的天氣狀況會有咁既現象?

依家好似係受緊鋒面雨影響~"

有錯請指.."

原帖由 andy_chiukaki 於 2006-2-28 22:25 發表
依家好似係受緊鋒面雨影響~"

有錯請指.."

應該是。理論上所有冷暖鋒的前沿均會下雨。

註：
2006 年 3 月 1 日早上氣溫將跌至攝氏 9 度。
根據天文台紀錄， 1986 年 3 月 1 日最低溫度
是攝氏 4.8 度，是史上最低的三月溫度，
距今剛好二十年。

Solution:

Sunshine may or may not be possible on 3/1?, 3/2, 3/3.
Furthermore, no sunshine is allowed/ valid on 3/4.
And the next sunny period starts (or will start) on 3/5.



Therefore, the weather change is quite large in Hong Kong, espectially in March.

"近兩日吹強烈北至東北風, 有時同打風差唔多勁,
不過相對濕度卻非常高(而家係100%), 仲落好勁雨.

但正常由內陸向南吹的風不是乾燥的嗎?
點解近日的天氣狀況會有咁既現象?"
(From essay number 519137)

Solution:

The wether is not dry until the front comes to Hong Kong, i.e. the procedure of becoming cold is like that:
1. The cold front starts from North Pole or other nothern district.
2. After the cold front arrives Hong Kong, it should be rainny.  Therefore, the weather cannot be dry until the front leaves.
(Some exception case: there will be very little rain depends on different cases, especially some in the 4th season of the year)
3. After the front leaves, the weather in Hong Kong becomes cold, sunny, and dry; except in some cases that no sunshine is valid, for example, the case on 2/17?)



[ 本帖最後由 hp7629 於 2006-3-2 05:00 編輯 ]

因為早前香港受潮濕溫暖的偏東氣流支配影响,
後來遇冷便凝雨

原帖由 hp7629 於 2006-3-1 04:08 發表
Solution:

Sunshine may or may not be possible on 3/1?, 3/2, 3/3.
Furthermore, no sunshine is allowed on 3/4.
And the next sunny period starts (or will start) on 3/5.

Therefore, the weather change is quite large in Hong Kong, expectially in March.

I have a funny (actually not funny at all) question here:
Are you the "god of weather"?
You "allow" or "disallow" some weather conditions to happen?

And, it is "especially", not "expectially".

My suggestion for a clearer version (suppose the information you give is valid):
===
There may or may not be sunshine on 3/1, 3/2, 3/3.
Furthermore, there is little chance to have sunshine on 3/4,
and the next sunny period may start on 3/5.

The weather of Hong Kong changes quite a lot in March.
===


As I type this, it has become sunny outside with blue sky, and we don't have to wait for 3/5.
It seems that your "divine power" has gone!

原帖由 DIH 於 2006-3-1 15:35 發表

I have a funny (actually not funny at all) question here:
Are you the "god of weather"?
You "allow" or "disallow" some weather conditions to happen?

And, it is "especially", not "expectially".

My suggestion for a clearer version (suppose the information you give is valid):
===
There may or may not be sunshine on 3/1, 3/2, 3/3.
Furthermore, there is little chance to have sunshine on 3/4,
and the next sunny period may start on 3/5.

The weather of Hong Kong changes quite a lot in March.
===


As I type this, it has become sunny outside with blue sky, and we don't have to wait for 3/5.
It seems that your "divine power" has gone!   

Reply:

Thanks for your advice, the correction has been made.

"Furthermore, no sunshine is allowed/ valid on 3/4."  
(From eassy number #519357)
The correct word should be "valid", same as the meaning in the sentence.