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The tide tables list the predicted heights and times of daily high and low waters at 12 locations in Hong Kong, namely Chek Lap Kok (East), Cheung Chau, Ko Lau Wan, Kwai Chung, Ma Wan, Quarry Bay, Shek Pik, Tai Miu Wan, Tai O, Tai Po Kau, Tsim Bei Tsui and Waglan Island. The bilingual publication also includes information on the phases of the moon.
及 符號後的數字為天文台當日的最高及最低氣溫預測或記錄，亦可視作當日於天文台的氣溫變化範圍。 注意事項: 「我的位置天氣」所顯示的氣象數據是由最接近用戶選取位置的氣象站提供。若附近的氣象站沒有數據提供時，會使用天文台總部、京士柏及天星碼頭氣象站的數據代替。
Predicted tidal information in text format Times and heights of high and low tides Hourly heights of tides Chek Lap Kok (E) 2024 / 2025 / 2026 2024 / 2025
The tide tables list the predicted heights and times of daily high and low waters at 12 locations in Hong Kong, namely Chek Lap Kok (East), Cheung Chau, Ko Lau Wan, Kwai Chung, Ma Wan, Quarry Bay, Shek Pik, Tai Miu Wan, Tai O, Tai Po Kau, Tsim Bei Tsui and Waglan Island. ( View tide station photos)
In a tidal cycle, Waglan Island is typically the first to experience the high/low tide while Tsim Bei Tsui is generally the last. The mean delay is about 1 hour and 30 minutes for high tides and around 2 hours 30 minutes for low tides. The tidal range is largest at
The Hong Kong Observatory Headquarters had been the reference synoptic station for Hong Kong since weather observations began in 1884. It was replaced by the King's Park Meteorological 23 Station on 1 July 1992. The Hong Kong International Airport became the reference synoptic station for Hong Kong on 1 April 2000.
We will invite you to visit the attractions of the Observatory one by one, including the Headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui and the facilities at other outstations. Some places have seldom been arranged for public visit before! You can take a 360-degree view of the surroundings and equipment.
