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New Territories Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-10

New Territories year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): average 69–78°F, temperatures rise, and the weather is warm. April sees relatively more rainfall, and the air is humid. Common activities: hiking, outdoor excursions, enjoying natural scenery. Suggested attire: light jackets, long-sleeved shirts, light trousers or skirts.
  • Summer (June–August): average 82–84°F, hot and humid, with abundant sunshine. Occasional showers. Common activities: beach activities, water sports, indoor shopping malls. Suggested attire: short-sleeved tops, shorts, skirts, light and breathable clothing, and pay attention to sun protection.
  • Autumn (September–November): average 71–82°F, pleasant weather, abundant sunshine, gradually falling temperatures, and relatively dry. Common activities: mountaineering, hiking, outdoor photography, exploring cultural heritage. Suggested attire: light long-sleeved clothing, light jackets.
  • Winter (December–February): average 62–66°F, cool and dry, with scarce rainfall. Common activities: shopping, tasting local cuisine, visiting museums. Suggested attire: long-sleeved tops, sweaters, thick jackets.
New Territories climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 75.0°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 84 mm / Summer humidity: 70-85% / Rainiest month: April

New Territories monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
63.1°F
0.4
February
66.2°F
0.4
March
69.3°F
2.6
April
78.1°F
18.4
May
76.6°F
14.8
June
82.2°F
9.4
July
84.6°F
7.9
August
83.8°F
13.1
September
82.4°F
11.8
October
79.2°F
0.2
November
72.3°F
5.7
December
62.8°F
0
New Territories weather for the next seven days
11/1
Saturday
Patchy rain nearby
80.5°F/69.7°F
11/2
Sunday
Partly Cloudy
81.4°F/71.8°F
11/3
Monday
Partly Cloudy
80.5°F/68.5°F
11/4
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
84.3°F/72.6°F
11/5
Wednesday
Partly Cloudy
85.8°F/74.2°F
11/6
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
81.8°F/73.8°F
11/7
Friday
Sunny
83.5°F/71.7°F

New Territories FAQ

What are the must-visit cultural and historical sites in Hong Kong's New Territories?
In Hong Kong's New Territories, visitors can explore cultural sites like the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, a unique Buddhist monastery in Sha Tin featuring thousands of golden Buddha statues and serene gardens. The Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Sha Tin showcases the history and culture of the New Territories region. Another significant site is the Che Kung Temple, dedicated to the deified General Che Kung, popular for its traditional architecture and vibrant festivals.
Can you suggest family-friendly attractions in the New Territories?
For family fun in Hong Kong's New Territories, a visit to Hong Kong Disneyland is highly recommended. Additionally, the Hong Kong Wetland Park offers an engaging and educational experience for all ages, showcasing diverse ecosystems and wildlife.
What natural beauty can be found in the New Territories?
Nature lovers will find plenty to explore in the New Territories. Lantau Island is home to the iconic Tian Tan Buddha and offers numerous scenic hiking trails. The picturesque coastal town of Sai Kung is another highlight, with its stunning beaches and opportunities for outdoor adventures.
Where does the New Territories region of Hong Kong geographically begin?
The New Territories of Hong Kong now comprises the mainland north of the Kowloon Ranges and south of the Sham Chun River, along with numerous Outlying Islands. This vast area covers 952 square kilometres (368 sq mi) and includes New Kowloon, which remains statutorily part of the New Territories.
Is the New Territories a single town or city in Hong Kong?
No, the New Territories is not a city. It is the largest of Hong Kong's three main regions, alongside Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. It encompasses a large area of mainland Hong Kong and over 200 outlying islands, containing many different towns and districts rather than being a single urban center.