The Observatory issued an amber rainstorm warning at 3:55 in the morning today (13th), the third yellow rainstorm warning in less than 24 hours, and the first red rainstorm warning this year was issued at 4:25.
▼The streets were deserted under the rainstorm warning late at night on May 13▼
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The rainstorm warning signal is currently red, indicating that heavy rain with an hourly rainfall exceeding 50 mm per hour has been recorded or is expected over a wide area of Hong Kong, and the rain is likely to continue.
The Observatory issued a reminder that the rain in the southern and central and western districts of Hong Kong Island was particularly heavy, and heavy rain with an hourly rainfall exceeding 70 mm has been recorded or expected, and severe flooding may occur.
From the rainfall map of the Observatory, it can be seen that the rains around Lantau Island and Hong Kong Island were heavier at first, and the rainbands then moved northward, concentrating on the north of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.
(Observatory website)
The Observatory issued an amber rainstorm warning at 5:25 a.m. yesterday, the first rainstorm warning signal this year, and was cancelled at 6:40 a.m. The Observatory issued an amber rainstorm warning for the second time at 12:10 noon until 10:45 p.m. Cancel.
The Observatory's nine-day weather forecast.
▼The rainstorm warning on May 12 will be windy and rainy▼
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