Weather | Yellow rainstorm warning has been cancelled thunderstorm warning is still in force

The Hong Kong Observatory cancelled the yellow rainstorm warning at 7:45 am, and the thunderstorm warning took effect until 9 am.

The weather in Hong Kong today is forecast to be generally cloudy with showers and thunderstorms. Initial rains were quite heavy.

The maximum temperature is about 30 degrees.

The easterly wind was gentle, and the offshore wind was occasionally refreshed.

The yellow rainstorm warning is now in effect, indicating that heavy rain with an hourly rainfall exceeding 30 mm has been recorded or expected in a wide area of ​​Hong Kong, and the rain may continue.

Some low-lying areas and areas with poor drainage will experience flooding.

People who may be affected by heavy rain and flooding should take appropriate precautions to prevent possible losses.

The Drainage Services Department urges members of the public to report to the Department as soon as possible by calling the 24-hour drainage hotline at 23001110 if they find flooding in the streets.

The Observatory issued a thunderstorm warning at 3:15 a.m., and it was valid until 9 a.m., and thunderstorms were expected in some areas.

The Labour Department reminds employers and contractors that when employees are engaged in electrical work or handling electrical installations, they must take necessary work arrangements and appropriate safety measures to ensure their work safety.

The vast area of ​​low pressure in the northern part of the South China Sea is bringing showers and thunderstorms to the coast of Guangdong.

At 5 am, the tropical storm fireworks gathered about 1,180 kilometers east-southeast of Taipei. They are expected to move slowly to the northwest, generally toward the sea east of Taiwan, and gradually intensify, and then generally move toward the southeastern coast of China.

Looking forward to the next one or two days, the weather will be unstable, with showers and thunderstorms.

Sometimes it rains heavily on Monday.

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