February, like January, is also a great time of year to visit Hong Kong due to it’s cooler climes with an average of around 16 degrees Celcius (61 degrees Fahrenheit). Rainfall is very slightly higher during this month than January, but is still very low compared to summer meaning it is still generally warm and dry. You will also find that February is the start of when Hong Kong gets a little more cloudy, which has a knock-on effect on the number of daylight hours, reducing them to just around 3 or 4 on average.
Pollution in Hong Kong in February
Pollution in general across Hong Kong in February is around medium, meaning it doesn’t pose immediate threats. However, some areas, especially near the busy roads, can have much higher concentrations of pollution. If you’re sensitive to it for any reason, it’s recommended that you steer clear of those areas, or avoid them as much as possible.
Clothing in February
You may find that you will need a jacket to go out in the evenings in February. Otherwise, light clothing is fine as the temperatures are generally warm and dry.
Events in February
Arguably Hong Kong and China’s biggest event, the Chinese New Year usually occurs in February. As this happens on the second day of the lunar new year, the exact date changes from year to year. In 2011 Chinese New Year will fall on February 3rd, and in 2012, it will fall in January on the 23rd. Then in 2013, it falls in February again on the 10th.
The festivities for Chinese New Year can last over 2 weeks with different events on each day. Be aware if you are booking accommodation during this time that prices may be high and availability scarce, so book early! It is well worth the effort, though, as this national holiday will be an experience of a lifetime!
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