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《香港志·自然》自然環境 Hong Kong Chronicles, Nature: Natural Environment
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In June 1956, the Observatory and the Royal Air Force in Hong Kong jointly conducted, for the second time, a reconnaissance of a tropical disturbance in the South China Sea and arranged for meteorological observers to join the flight.
Starting from 1 June 1956, the Observatory resumed receiving meteorological data from mainland China, obtaining about 1,600 surface reports and 200 upper-air reports daily via meteorological broadcasts issued by Beijing.
來源 《香港志·自然》自然環境(香港地方志中心) · p.358
climate
1956-06-01 · 香港
自1956年6月1日起,天文台恢復接收由中國內地發出的氣象報告。
From 1 June 1956, the Observatory resumed receiving meteorological reports issued from mainland China.
On 8 June 1956, a ceremony was held to install the Sung Wong Toi inscription stone; owing to the expansion of Kai Tak Airport, the government moved the huge rock from its original site on the sacred hill in Kowloon City to its present location on Sung Wong Toi Road, changed the character '王' to '皇', and named it Sung Wong Toi Park, which opened to the public in November 1959.
On 23 June 1956, five private post-secondary colleges merged to form United College, which began teaching in September that year; the five colleges had originally been located in Guangzhou or Shanghai before moving to Hong Kong.