Parrot typhoon｜No. 3 strong wind signal becomes effective

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Written by: Liang Huanmin

2020-06-13 09:47

A tropical storm parrot is approaching. The Hong Kong Observatory issued a strong wind signal at 3:40 in the afternoon. The parrot will be closest to Hong Kong tomorrow morning. Unless the parrot is significantly enhanced or moves closer to Hong Kong, there is little chance of a higher tropical cyclone warning signal.

[15:40] The No. 3 strong wind signal was issued at 3:40 in the afternoon. The average wind speed in Hong Kong is expected to be 41 to 62 kilometers per hour.

At 4 pm, Tropical Storm Parrots gathered about 290 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, ie at 19.8 degrees north latitude and 114.8 degrees east longitude. It was expected to move northwest at a speed of about 22 kilometers per hour, traversing the northern South China Sea and gradually approaching the coast of western Guangdong .

According to the current predicted path, the parrot will be closest to Hong Kong tomorrow morning, passing by about 200 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong. The structure of the parrot is relatively loose, and the gale associated with it is relatively small. Unless the parrot is significantly enhanced or moves closer to Hong Kong, there is little chance of a higher tropical cyclone warning signal.

The Education Bureau said that kindergartens, schools for physically handicapped children and schools for children with intellectual disabilities were closed today. However, the above-mentioned schools must keep the school premises open, and implement contingency measures to take care of students who have returned to the school, and under safe circumstances, they can arrange for students to return home.

The Social Welfare Department announced that child care centres, centres providing after-school care services, elderly service centres and day rehabilitation service units including sheltered workshops, comprehensive vocational rehabilitation service centres, comprehensive vocational training centres and performance centres, which normally operate on Saturdays, It will continue to open during its normal office hours. If necessary, citizens can contact the relevant centers to arrange for their children or family members to return home safely.

[14:45] At 3 pm, Tropical Storm Parrots gathered about 310 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, ie at 19.6 degrees north latitude and 115.0 degrees east longitude. It is expected to move northwest at a speed of about 22 kilometers per hour across the northern South China Sea Gradually approaching the western coast of Guangdong.

The typhoon signal No. 1 in Macau is still in effect, and the typhoon signal No. 3 will be considered for change from 4 pm to 7:00 pm.

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[13:45] At 2 p.m., Tropical Storm Parrots gathered about 340 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, ie 19.4 degrees north latitude and 115.1 degrees east longitude. It is expected to move northwest at a speed of about 22 kilometers per hour across the northern South China Sea. Gradually approaching the western coast of Guangdong.

According to the current forecast path, the wind in Hong Kong will gradually increase in the afternoon, and the Observatory will change the strong wind signal No. 3 in the short term . The outer rain belt of the parrot is affecting the coast of Guangdong, and there are also swells on the sea. The public should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.

[11:45] At 12 noon, tropical storm parrots gathered about 390 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, ie at 19.0 degrees north latitude and 115.5 degrees east longitude. It is expected to move northwest at a speed of about 22 kilometers per hour across the northern South China Sea. It gradually approached the coast of western Guangdong and continued to strengthen.

According to the current forecast path, the local wind will gradually increase in the afternoon, and the Observatory will change the strong wind signal No. 3 from 2 pm to 4 pm. The outer rain belt of the parrot is affecting the coast of Guangdong, and there are also swells on the sea. The public should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.

[10:45] At 11 a.m., Tropical Storm Parrots gathered about 400 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, at 19.0 degrees north latitude and 115.7 degrees east longitude. It is expected to move northwest at a speed of about 22 kilometers per hour across the northern South China Sea. It gradually approached the coast of western Guangdong and continued to strengthen.

The Observatory predicts that there will be sunshine, some showers and squally thunderstorms part of the day. It was very hot in the afternoon. The gentle east to northeast wind blows, and the wind gradually strengthens later in the afternoon. There are swells in the sea. Looking forward to tomorrow, the wind will be strong and there will be squally showers, and there will be heavy waves and swells on the sea. There are still showers on Monday and Tuesday.

[09:45] At 10 a.m., Tropical Storm Parrots gathered about 420 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, ie at 18.9 degrees north latitude and 115.9 degrees east longitude. It is expected to move northwest at a speed of about 22 kilometers per hour across the northern South China Sea. It gradually approached the coast of western Guangdong and continued to strengthen.

According to the current forecast path, the local wind will gradually increase in the afternoon, and the Observatory will change the strong wind signal No. 3 from 2 pm to 4 pm. The outer rain belt of the parrot is affecting the coast of Guangdong, and there are also swells on the sea. The public should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.

[09:35] The Observatory issued a thunderstorm warning at 9:35 am on June 13, and the effective time is 11:30 am today. It is expected that there will be local thunderstorms in Hong Kong.

[09:10] At 9 am, the Hong Kong Observatory recorded a temperature of 30 degrees and a relative humidity of 79 percent. In the past hour, the average UV index recorded by King's Park was 2 and the intensity was low. Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 1 is now in effect.
The extremely hot weather warning is now in effect.

At 9 a.m., Tropical Storm Parrots gathered about 450 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, at 18.7 degrees north latitude and 116.1 degrees east longitude. It was expected to move northwest at a speed of about 22 kilometers per hour, traversing the northern South China Sea and gradually approaching the coast of western Guangdong And continue to enhance.

[08:00] No. 1 alert signal takes effect. At 8 a.m., Tropical Storm Parrots gathered about 470 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, ie at 18.6 degrees north latitude and 116.3 degrees east longitude. It was expected to move northwest at a speed of about 22 kilometers per hour, traversing the northern South China Sea and gradually approaching the coast of western Guangdong And continue to enhance. In the past few hours, the parrot has moved steadily to the northwest, and its associated outer rainbands are affecting the coast of Guangdong.

According to the current forecast path, the chance of changing the No. 3 strong wind signal before noon is low. It is expected that the wind will gradually increase in Hong Kong later today and there will be swells in the sea. At that time, the Observatory will consider issuing strong wind signal No. 3 depending on the wind conditions in Hong Kong.

[Observatory] Tropical Storm Parrots continue to increase and approach the No. 3 typhoon before noon

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