Parrot Windball｜Kindergarten and Junior High School resume class next Monday Observatory: Be prepared to go to school in the rain

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Written by Deng Yinglin

2020-06-13 18:02

Tropical Storm Parrot is approaching Hong Kong today (13th). The Observatory issued a strong ball No. 3. It is expected that the parrot will be closest to Hong Kong tomorrow morning, passing by 200 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong. Jiang Wei, acting senior scientific director of the Hong Kong Observatory, explained that due to the loose structure of parrots and the relatively small impact of the strong winds associated with them, unless there is a significant increase in parrots or movements close to the path of Hong Kong, there is little chance of issuing a larger tropical cyclone warning.

Kindergarten and primary school resume classes next Monday, Jiang Wei said that according to the current forecast, children must be mentally prepared to take rain to school, and should bring rain gear.

The tropical storm parrot is approaching, and the Hong Kong Observatory sends a strong wind signal No. 3, and the parrot is expected to be closest to Hong Kong tomorrow morning. (Photo by Liao Yanxiong)

The weather in Hong Kong is very hot today, but it is beginning to be affected by the rain bands around the parrots. It is expected that there will be strong winds and heavy rain in various parts of Hong Kong tonight and tomorrow, and the sea will be swelled. The public should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.

Kindergarten Senior (K3) to Primary Three, Secondary Three to Secondary Five students will resume classes next Monday (15th). Jiang Wei said that according to the current forecast, children must be mentally prepared to take rain to school and should bring rain gear.

Jiang Wei, acting senior scientific director of the Observatory, explained that there is little chance of changing to a larger tropical cyclone warning. (Photo by Deng Yinglin)

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