Hong Kong has four seasons as it is in the sub-tropical region. Spring is from March to May; the average temperature ranges from 18 to 27 degrees Celcius. Summer starts from mid-May to September, with temperature ranging from 26 to 34 degrees but can be as high as 36 or 37 degrees.
Both spring and summer are quite humid, with relative humidity at about 82 to 86%, and rainy days are common.
Autumn is from mid-September to December; the temperature ranges around 18 to 28 degrees. Winter is from December to February, at around 14 to 20 degrees, but it can be 8 degrees or lower.
The best time to visit Hong Kong is during the autumn as the weather tends to be cool and dry, with relative humidity around 70%.
Typhoons, the Asian version of hurricanes, occur between May and November. You can count on at least three or four typhoons a year. If the typhoon signal is 8 and above (10 is the maximum), buses, ferries, schools, and businesses will close down, and flights may be cancelled. There is a separate warning system for heavy rains; the Black signal means, well, the sky is black with rain and activities will also stop.