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Siam Ball. Overview|The Observatory considers changing the alert signal No. 1 from 2 to 6 pm

2022-07-03T02:33:59.012Z


The Observatory said that in the past one or two hours, the winds in Hong Kong have moderated slightly. Depending on the degree of wind weakening in Hong Kong, it will consider changing the standby signal No. 1 from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., or canceling all tropical cyclone warning signals.


The Observatory said that in the past one or two hours, the winds in Hong Kong have moderated slightly. Depending on the degree of wind weakening in Hong Kong, it will consider changing the standby signal No. 1 from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., or canceling all tropical cyclone warning signals.

The outer rainbands associated with Siamba will still occasionally bring squally showers to Hong Kong.

There are still large waves and swells in the sea, and citizens should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.

Severe Tropical Storm Siamba was approaching on July 1, the return day. The Observatory changed the No. 8 typhoon on the evening of July 1. It was the first time that the No. 8 typhoon was issued on July 1 in the 25 years since the return.


Siamba passed southwest of Hong Kong on July 2, with a distance of about 300 kilometers. According to the Observatory, Siamba has landed near Dianbai District, Maoming City, Guangdong Province, and is gradually moving away from Hong Kong. The wind force in Hong Kong is gradually weakening.

The Observatory will issue the No. 3 Strong Wind Signal before 5 pm.

The southwestern part of Hong Kong was windy, with occasional gale force winds from the offshore and highlands.

The outer rainbands associated with Siamba will still occasionally bring squally showers to Hong Kong.


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Typhoon Siamba is about to make landfall near Zhanjiang, and the Observatory is considering changing the No. 3 typhoon between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

(Photo from the Observatory's website)

▼On July 2, the Siamba typhoon hit Hong Kong and the citizens were walking outdoors in Tsim Sha Tsui under the strong wind and heavy rain▼


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July 2 wind report

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[09:45] The Observatory said that in the past one or two hours, the wind in Hong Kong has moderated slightly. Depending on the degree of local wind weakening, it will consider changing the No. 1 Standby Signal from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., or canceling all tropical cyclone warning signals .

The outer rainbands associated with Siamba will still occasionally bring squally showers to Hong Kong.

There are still large waves and swells in the sea, and citizens should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.

In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Green Island, Sha Chau and Waglan Island were 62, 60 and 54 km/h respectively, and the highest gusts were 80, 80 and 62 km/h respectively.

At 10:00 a.m., Tropical Storm Siamba gathered about 400 kilometers west-northwest of Hong Kong and was expected to move northward at a speed of about 14 kilometers per hour, crossing inland Guangxi and gradually weakening.

[21:35] The Observatory said in the "Weather Essay" after the "waves fell" tonight that the computer forecast model has been underestimating the speed of Siamba's intensification. developed into a severe tropical storm.

The observatory did not explain the reason why the computer forecast model underestimated the speed of Siamba's enhancement in the article. Lin Chaoying, the head of the front desk, said that "I don't think" the observatory underestimated, and described the accuracy of the computer model prediction as a "deep problem": "Sometimes overestimates, sometimes underestimates. , I want to watch it case by case.”

[21:00] The Hong Kong Observatory stated that as Siamba gradually moves away, the wind in Hong Kong will gradually ease, but strong winds are still generally blowing in Hong Kong, and strong winds are occasionally blowing off the coast and highlands. The No. 3 strong wind signal will remain until tomorrow (3rd) 4 am.

[20:30] The Macao Meteorological Bureau stated that as the "Siamba" gradually weakened and moved away from Macao, the wind force in Macao has eased.

Therefore, the typhoon signal No. 3 is issued, and it is expected that the typhoon signal No. 3 will be maintained in the early morning of tomorrow.

The Bureau of Meteorology stated that due to the influence of the circulation related to "Siamba", strong winds will continue to blow over a wide area of ​​Macau from tonight to tomorrow morning. .

Siamba typhoon | Typhoon No. 8 has been changing for more than 21 hours, one first time, two top ten

[20:05] "Siamba" hit, the Observatory issued the first typhoon signal No. 8 this year yesterday (1st).

As Siamba made landfall and gradually weakened, the Observatory changed the typhoon signal No. 3 this afternoon.

The tropical cyclone signal level brought by Siamba to Hong Kong exceeded expectations and set a new record, becoming the first typhoon signal No. 8 to take effect on the July 1st Hong Kong Handover Anniversary.

At the same time, the No. 8 typhoon brought by Siamba lasted 21 hours and 10 minutes, and it also entered the top ten of the most "long life" No. 8 typhoon, becoming the ninth longest typhoon 8 in history, and the third Long-lived "Southeast Gale or Storm Signal No. 8".

[19:00] The Macao Meteorological Bureau stated that as Siamba gradually weakened and moved away from Macao, the wind has eased, so the typhoon signal No. 3 will be issued at 8:30 pm.

[18:46] The Observatory said that at 7 pm, Severe Tropical Storm Siamba gathered about 340 kilometers west of Hong Kong and was expected to move northwestward at a speed of about 16 kilometers per hour, moving into the inland of western Guangdong.

The Observatory said that Siamba continued to move inland and gradually weakened.

As Siamba gradually moves away from Hong Kong, the local wind has moderated, but strong winds are still prevailing in Hong Kong, with occasional gale force winds from offshore and highlands, and the No. 3 strong wind signal will be maintained until midnight tonight.

▼Market situation on Hong Kong Island during the period of Typhoon Siamba hitting Hong Kong▼


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[18:18] The Observatory pointed out that the outer rainbands related to Siamba are gradually approaching Hong Kong, and it is expected that there will be strong winds and heavy showers in parts of Hong Kong in the next one or two hours.

Citizens should be vigilant.

Siam Ba Typhoon | Mong Kok Chain Tea Kee No. 8 Typhoon Signals are open for business food and typhoon prices are full plus 5 yuan

[17:50] "Siamba" hit Hong Kong, and the Observatory issued the No. 8 Southeast Gale or Storm Signal. It is expected that the No. 3 typhoon will be issued before 5 pm.

The streets of Mong Kok, which are always bustling with traffic on weekends, have become less crowded today due to the gust of wind, and many shops have closed their doors.

Seeing that the wind has weakened, many restaurants have returned to their stores one after another to prepare for business.

The chain tea restaurant "Yinlong" is still open during the typhoon signal No. 8, indicating that during the typhoon period, the price will be increased by 5 yuan, which will not prevent the public from patronizing.

Some citizens were hanging out in Mong Kok under Typhoon Signal No. 8. One of them said that they had to go to work on Saturday, but they were given a "wind leave" because of the typhoon, and they took the opportunity to go out "to scare, drink tea, pat and drag."

Siamba typhoon | 3 injured during storm hit Hong Kong, Hong Kong government receives 45 tree fall and 1 flood

[16:57] As of 4:00 pm today, the government 1823 call center has received 45 reports of fallen trees.

In addition, the Drainage Services Department confirmed a case of flooding.

The government has not received reports of landslides.

According to the Hospital Authority, as of 4:30 pm today, two men and one woman were injured during the storm and were treated in the emergency department of a public hospital.

[16:45] The Social Welfare Department advises the public not to send their children or family members to child care centres, centres providing after-school care services, elderly service centres or including sheltered workshops, integrated vocational rehabilitation service centres, integrated vocational training centres and development centres in day rehabilitation service unit.

The SWD also pointed out that, subject to weather and conditions, the centres that normally operate on Saturdays will resume providing services to those in need within two hours after the cancellation of the No. 8 Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal.

Citizens who need to send their children or family members to the center or service unit can contact the center or service unit first to confirm its opening hours.

[16:30] The Immigration Department announced that due to the cancellation of Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8, the Smart Identity Card Replacement Centres under the Immigration Department will resume services within two hours. Citizens can go to the relevant card replacement center today or the next working day to complete the formalities without making a new appointment.

[16:25] The Observatory said that Siamba will enter the inland and gradually weaken.

The local winds eased as Siamba moved further away from Hong Kong.

However, strong winds are still generally blowing in Hong Kong, and strong winds are still blowing offshore and highlands occasionally. The No. 3 strong wind signal will be maintained until midnight tonight.

The outer rainbands associated with Siamba will still occasionally bring squally showers to Hong Kong.

There are still big waves and swells in the sea.

[16:20] The Hong Kong Observatory changed the No. 3 strong wind signal, and the No. 8 typhoon brought by Siamba took effect for more than 21 hours.

[16:00] The Macao Meteorological Bureau stated that Siamba made landfall in Maoming at 4 pm, and will change the typhoon signal No. 3 from 7 pm to 10 pm today depending on the situation.

Siam Bar Typhoon | The Jockey Club announces that the Mark Six Lottery originally scheduled to be held tonight will be postponed to Sunday night

[15:53] The Hong Kong Jockey Club stated that due to the typhoon, the Mark Six draw (22/041) originally scheduled to be held tonight will be postponed to tomorrow (3rd), and the purchased lottery tickets are still valid.

[15:45] The Observatory said that Siamba has landed near Dianbai District, Maoming City, Guangdong Province, and is gradually moving away from Hong Kong, and the wind in Hong Kong is gradually weakening.

The Observatory will issue the No. 3 Strong Wind Signal before 5 pm.

The southwestern part of Hong Kong was windy, with occasional gale force winds from the offshore and highlands.

The outer rainbands associated with Siamba will still occasionally bring squally showers to Hong Kong.

[15:39] The government announced that since Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 was maintained for most of the day, no mandatory testing announcement will be issued today.

[15:18] The HKTB stated that as Typhoon Signal No. 8 is still in effect, the special edition of "A Symphony of Lights on the Hong Kong", "The Light and Shadow Show in Victoria Harbour" at 8pm tonight will be suspended.

[15:03] The government announced that as Typhoon Signal No. 8 is still in effect, all community vaccination centres will remain closed today.

Affected appointments will be automatically postponed, and affected persons will be notified by SMS of the new vaccination date and time.

The "home-to-home vaccination service" originally scheduled for today has been cancelled, and the vaccination service has been postponed until July 8. The hotline center will call the affected citizens on Monday (4th) to notify the new vaccination arrangement.

[14:45] The No. 8 southeast gale or storm signal is now in effect.

The Observatory expects that at 3 pm, Typhoon Siamba will gather at about 330 kilometers west-southwest of Hong Kong, move northwestward at a speed of about 16 kilometers per hour, and move towards the western coast of Guangdong.

Siamba is about to make landfall near Zhanjiang and gradually move away from Hong Kong, the wind will gradually weaken in Hong Kong.

Depending on the degree of local wind weakening, the Observatory will consider changing the No. 3 Strong Wind Signal between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

At present, the southwest of Hong Kong is windy, with occasional gale to stormy winds from the offshore and highlands.

The rainbands associated with Siamba are still expected to occasionally bring squally and heavy showers to Hong Kong.

In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Cheung Chau and Waglan Island were 95, 75 and 68 km/h respectively, and the highest gusts were 136, 87 and 73 km/h respectively.

[14:35] At the Hung Hom pier this afternoon, there was a "cross wind and rain". The trees blew to the east and the west fell to the west.

However, many citizens went to the Hung Hom Pier to chase the wind without fear of the wind and rain. Some children even bought water shoes specially. They joked that the wind was strong today, "We should hang the No. 10 typhoon!"



This time, the No. 8 typhoon will take effect on July 1st. During public holidays and Saturdays, many wage earners can take vacations. Some people say that "you can't take a vacation without taking three days, and you can spend a lot of time."

Siam Bar Typhoon | Hung Hom Pier with big waves hitting the shore with many people chasing the wind Children: Typhoon No. 10 should be hoisted

▼On July 2, the Siamba typhoon hit the Hung Hom Pier in Hong Kong "cross wind and rain"▼


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[14:15] The Macao Geophysics and Meteorological Bureau expects that the possibility of changing the No. 3 typhoon from dusk to evening is high.

(Photo from the website of the Macao Geophysics and Meteorological Bureau)

[14:00] As of 1:00 pm today, the government 1823 call center has received 37 reports of fallen trees.

In addition, the Drainage Services Department confirmed a case of flooding.

The government has not received any reports of landslides so far.

At present, the Home Affairs Department has opened a total of 25 temporary shelters in various districts, with a total of 87 people staying there.

The Hospital Authority said that as of 12.30pm today, two men were injured during the storm and were treated in the emergency department of a public hospital.

[13:50] The Education Bureau announced that all day schools will be closed today.

If the Observatory cancels Typhoon Signal No. 8 before 5:00 pm, evening classes will resume today.

[13:45] The Observatory said that Siamba is about to make landfall near Zhanjiang and gradually move away from Hong Kong, and the wind in Hong Kong will gradually weaken.

Depending on the degree of local wind weakening, the Observatory will consider changing the No. 3 Strong Wind Signal between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

At 2 p.m., Typhoon Siamba gathered about 330 kilometers west-southwest of Hong Kong, and was expected to move northwestward at a speed of about 16 kilometers per hour, toward the western coast of Guangdong.

At present, the southwest of Hong Kong is windy, with occasional gale to stormy winds from the offshore and highlands.

The rainbands associated with Siamba are still expected to occasionally bring squally and heavy showers to Hong Kong.

In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Cheung Chau and Waglan Island were 94, 89 and 72 km/h respectively, and the highest gusts were 134, 102 and 81 km/h respectively.

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[13:20] The Hong Kong Palace Museum was originally scheduled to open to the public for the first time today, but the opening was postponed due to Typhoon Signal No. 8.

The Hong Kong Palace Museum said that since the No. 8 typhoon signal will remain in place for some time, it will not be open today, and will be postponed to tomorrow (3rd) to open to the public, and the opening hours will be extended.

Tomorrow, the opening time will be earlier to 9:00 am, and the closing time will be postponed to 9:00 pm.

Citizens who have purchased tickets for admission today, and visitors who originally booked admission at 10:00 am and 11:00 am, can use the original tickets to enter the venue at 9:00 am tomorrow or at the original time slot.

Visitors who hold tickets for the entry slot today at or after 12 noon can enter the venue at the same slot tomorrow or after 4 p.m.

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[12:45] The No. 8 southeast gale or storm signal is now in effect.

The Observatory said that at 1 p.m., Typhoon Siamba is expected to gather about 320 kilometers west-southwest of Hong Kong and move northwestward at a speed of about 16 kilometers per hour, moving towards the western coast of Guangdong.

Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 will be maintained until 4 pm.

Siamba is now closest to Hong Kong, passing by about 300 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong.

According to the current route, Siamba will land near Zhanjiang in the afternoon.

The rainbands associated with Siamba brought strong winds and heavy showers to the Pearl River Estuary.

Gale winds were blowing in many parts of Hong Kong, with occasional storms from offshore and highlands.

In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Cheung Chau and Waglan Island were 98, 83 and 78 km/h respectively, and the highest gusts were 150, 99 and 94 km/h respectively.

[12:04] The Hospital Authority announced that due to the maintenance of Typhoon Signal No. 8 by the Observatory, the afternoon consultation service of the designated clinics for COVID-19 will be suspended.

Patients who have made an appointment can make another appointment or contact the relevant designated clinic to make appropriate arrangements after the cancellation of Typhoon Signal No. 8.

[11:45] The No. 8 Southeast Gale or Storm Signal is now in effect.

The Observatory said that at 12 noon, Typhoon Siamba is expected to gather about 320 kilometers west-southwest of Hong Kong and move northwestward at a speed of about 16 kilometers per hour, moving towards the western coast of Guangdong.

Siamba is now closest to Hong Kong, passing by about 300 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong.

According to the current path, Siamba will make landfall near Zhanjiang in the afternoon, and the No. 8 typhoon will be maintained before 4 pm.

The rainbands associated with Siamba brought strong winds and heavy showers to the Pearl River Estuary.

Gale winds were blowing in many parts of Hong Kong, with occasional storms from offshore and highlands.

In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Cheung Chau, Tap Mun and Sha Chau were 76, 65 and 60 km/h respectively, and the highest gusts were 94, 73 and 75 km/h respectively.

[10:45] The No. 8 Southeast Gale or Storm Signal is now in effect.

The Observatory said that at 11 am, Typhoon Siamba is expected to gather about 310 kilometers west-southwest of Hong Kong and move northwestward at a speed of about 16 kilometers per hour, moving towards the western coast of Guangdong.

Siamba is now the closest to Hong Kong. According to the current route, Siamba will land near Zhanjiang in the afternoon.

Typhoon No. 8 will remain until 4 p.m.

The Siamba-related rainbands occasionally brought strong winds and heavy showers to the Pearl River Estuary.

Gale winds were blowing in many parts of Hong Kong, with occasional storms from offshore and highlands.

Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 will be maintained until 4 pm.

In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Cheung Chau, Waglan Island and Sha Chau were 85, 69 and 64 km/h respectively, and the highest gusts were 104, 84 and 82 km/h respectively.

[09:55] The Home Affairs Administration has opened 25 temporary shelters in various districts, with a total of 81 people staying.

As of 9 am today (2nd), the government 1823 call center has received 24 reports of fallen trees.

The government has not received any reports of landslides or flooding.

The Hospital Authority said that as of 8:30 am today, a member of the public was injured during the storm and was treated in the emergency department of a public hospital.

[09:45] The No. 8 Southeast Gale or Storm Signal is now in effect.

The Observatory said that Siamba is now closest to Hong Kong, passing around 300 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong.

According to the current path, Siamba will land near Zhanjiang from afternoon to dusk.

Typhoon No. 8 will remain until 4 p.m.

Gale winds are still blowing in many parts of Hong Kong, with occasional storms blowing offshore and highlands.

The strong wind area of ​​Siamba will continue to affect the Pearl River Estuary area in the early afternoon.

The rainbands associated with Siamba will occasionally bring heavy showers and violent gusts to the Pearl River Estuary.

In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Cheung Chau and Tap Mun were 98, 82 and 70 km/h respectively, and the highest gusts were 136, 98 and 82 km/h respectively.

[09:19] Siamba is the closest to Hong Kong's economy. There are also big waves in the morning at Xinghua Village. Although the sky is dark and sometimes it rains heavily, there are still many citizens who come to watch the waves. The team members closed the entrance closest to the sea at the scene, prohibiting the public from approaching.

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[09:07] Ocean Park and Water Park will be closed this morning. If Signal No. 8 is still in effect at 1:00 today, Ocean Park and Water Park will be closed for the whole day.

[08:45] The Observatory said that Siamba is now closest to Hong Kong, passing by about 300 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong.

According to the current path, Siamba will land near Zhanjiang from afternoon to dusk.

Gale winds are still blowing in many parts of Hong Kong, with occasional storms blowing offshore and highlands.

The strong wind area of ​​Siamba will continue to affect the Pearl River Estuary area in the early afternoon.

Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 will be maintained until 4 pm.

The rainbands associated with Siamba will occasionally bring heavy showers and violent gusts to the Pearl River Estuary.

In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Cheung Chau and Tap Mun were 98, 82 and 70 km/h respectively, and the highest gusts were 136, 98 and 82 km/h respectively.

[08:13] As the No. 8 Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal is in effect, the Hong Kong Palace Museum (Hong Kong Palace Museum) will not open at the original time of 10:00 am.

If the Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 is lowered at or before 4 pm, the Hong Kong Palace Museum will open within 3 hours after the warning signal is lowered.

For those who have purchased tickets, please pay attention to the announcement of the Hong Kong Palace Museum.

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[08:13] The Hong Kong Wetland Park is temporarily closed. The park will reopen two hours after the warning signal is lowered.

If the Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above is still in force at 2:00 pm, the park will not be open today.

People or groups who have prepaid tickets for today can contact the park ticket office to arrange a refund or change the visit date after the park resumes service.

[07:45] Siamba will be closest to Hong Kong in the next few hours, passing around 300 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong.

According to the latest forecast, Siamba will take a more easterly path than before, and its gale area will continue to affect the Pearl River Estuary for a period of time.

In addition, the rainbands associated with Siamba will continue to bring occasional heavy showers and violent gusts to Hong Kong.

Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 will be maintained until noon.

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[07:14] The HKEAA announced that due to bad weather, the GRE iBT test held this morning will be rescheduled, and the arrangement will be announced by the relevant testing agency within days.

[07:00] The Department of Health announced today that the collection points of nine designated chest, dermatology and social hygiene clinics under the department for delivery of COVID-19 virus test samples will be temporarily closed.

The methadone clinic will be open during normal service hours, and people receiving methadone treatment can go to the methadone clinic to take methadone.

[07:00] The Hospital Authority announced that all designated clinics, general outpatient clinics, specialist outpatient clinics, allied health and other day services for confirmed cases of COVID-19 will be suspended this morning.

For patients who have already made an appointment, please make another appointment after the Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 is cancelled.

In addition, the distribution and collection services of COVID-19 test sample collection kits at selected general outpatient clinics will also be suspended.

Accident and emergency departments of public hospitals are currently maintaining normal services.

[06:36] The Transport Department announced that the service of the vehicle inspection center under the Transport Department will be suspended today. Those who have made an appointment for the vehicle inspection service, please make a new appointment for the vehicle inspection after the vehicle inspection center reopens.

The Transport Department Driving Test Centre will also suspend services.

[06:32] So far, the Home Affairs Administration has opened 25 temporary shelters in various districts, with a total of 81 people staying.

As of 6 am, the government's 1823 call center had received 21 reports of fallen trees.

The government has not received any reports of landslides or flooding.

The Hospital Authority said that as of 4:30 a.m., one person was injured during the storm and was treated in the emergency department of a public hospital.

[06:00] The Judiciary announced that due to the issuance of the Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8, all court and tribunal hearings (including applications for lawyer's admission) will be adjourned today.

Those who are due to appear in court today and who are affected by Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 must arrive at court at 9.30am on the next working day (July 4) unless otherwise notified.

[05:58] The Immigration Department announced that during the period when the Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above is in force, the Immigration Department Headquarters and various sub-offices, Registration of Persons, Births, Deaths and Marriages and Smart Identity Card Replacement Centres service paused.

[05:35] The Social Welfare Department announced that due to the tropical cyclone warning signal No. 8 or above being in force, all welfare service units, all child care centres, centres providing after-school care services, elderly service centres and including sheltered workshops under the SWD , Comprehensive Vocational Rehabilitation Service Centers, Comprehensive Vocational Training Centers and Day Rehabilitation Service Units including the Development Center will not be open.

When the No. 8 Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal is cancelled, units that normally operate on Saturdays will resume normal services within two hours, weather and conditions permitting.

【05:20】教育局宣佈,由於八號熱帶氣旋警告信號現正生效,所有日校今日停課。

【05:00】政府宣佈,2019冠狀病毒病疫苗接種計劃下的所有社區疫苗接種中心將不會開放,並暫停疫苗接種服務。接種中心將於八號熱帶氣旋警告信號取消三小時後重新開放並恢復疫苗接種服務,直至正常服務時間結束

【03:45】天文台表示,暹芭今早會在本港西南掠過,距離維持約300公里附近。按照最新預測路徑,暹芭會採取較先前偏東的路徑,其烈風區將會持續影響珠江口一段時間。與暹芭相關的雨帶將繼續為本港間中帶來大驟雨及猛烈陣風。八號烈風或暴風信號將於中午前維持。

【02:40】政府公布,民政事務總署在各區共開放25個臨時庇護中心,共有81人入住。

截至今日凌晨2時,政府1823電話中心收到20宗塌樹報告。政府暫時沒有收到山泥傾瀉或水浸報告;醫院管理局表示,截至今日凌晨0時30分,一名市民在風暴期間受傷,於公立醫院急症室接受診治。

【01:00】澳門氣象局指暹芭預料將進一步增強為颱風,並向西北方向移動,大致趨向廣東西岸,預計早上最接近澳門。受暹芭的環流及雨帶影響,預料今日本澳天氣不穩定,間中有大驟雨及有雷暴,風力達6-8級及有陣風。

局方續指,由於今日正值天文大潮,在疊加風暴潮及持續降雨的影響下,預測早上7時至下午3時內港一帶會出現約0.5米至1.0米水浸,已發出黃色風暴潮警告。

【00:45】天文台表示,按照現時預測路徑,暹芭會在今早最接近香港,在本港西南約300公里附近掠過,與暹芭相關的雨帶會間中為本港帶來大驟雨及猛烈陣風。本港多處地區現正吹烈風,高地間中更達暴風程度;本地會逐漸由東風轉吹東南風,部分地區會變得當風。八號烈風或暴風信號會在今早5時前維持,市民早上出門前請留意最新天氣報告。

【00:30】天文台表示,7月1日晚上10時31分至11時30分於各區錄得的風速顯示,昂坪最高持續風速達到107公里/小時,屬暴風(10-11級風),最高陣風則達138公里/小時。

風力達烈風 (8-9 級 風 )的如下:長洲泳灘為74公里/小時;長洲達73公里/小時;大老山達72公里/小時;塔門達72公里/小時;大美督達68公里/小時。

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7月1日打風報道

暹芭風球|陳國基:緊急事故監察及支援中心發揮專業高效精神

【23:14】強烈熱帶風暴暹芭接近本港,天文台於今日(1日)晚上7時10分發出今年首個8號風球。今早宣誓就任的政務司司長陳國基,晚上視察設於保安局的緊急事故監察及支援中心,聽取相關部門匯報暹芭的最新情況和中心的全面部署。他讚揚緊急監援中心發揮專業高效的精神,保障市民生命財產,確保市面安全有序運作,並表達由衷的感謝。

政務司司長陳國基到訪設於保安局的緊急事故監察及支援中心,聽取相關部門匯報暹芭的最新情況和中心的全面部署。(陳國基Facebook)

暹芭風球|鯉魚門商戶提早關門 渠務署職員視察水浸黑點

【22:54】暹芭風球來襲,本港由今(1日)傍晚起懸掛八號東南烈風或暴風信號。《香港01》記者晚上到水浸黑點鯉魚門視察,大部分商舗已落閘關門,現場感受風勢並不強烈,岸邊有沙包堆積,增設鐵欄。食環署及渠務署職員分別到場巡邏,視察有否出現海水倒灌、水浸情況。

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暹芭風球|38人入住臨時庇護中心避風 託管、長者中心暫停開放

【22:32】天文台今晚(1日)7時宣布改發8號風球,民政事務總署表示,會為有需要臨時住宿人士開放臨時庇護中心。當局表示,至目前為止,各區共開放25個臨時庇護中心,共有38人入住。

社會福利署亦宣布,通常於星期日及公眾假期運作的轄下福利服務單位、提供課餘託管服務的中心及長者服務中心,已暫停開放。衞生署亦表示,所有通常於星期日及公眾假期運作的衞生署診所均會關閉。

暹芭風球|元朗追風迷走到杏花邨觀浪 民安隊到場呼籲遠離岸邊

【22:23】杏花邨海旁愈夜愈大浪,十次海浪拍岸時,有五次都有海浪「爆」上岸,有穿了雨衣的追風市民,特別走近岸邊,感受海岸拍向身。

一批民安隊更特別到來,勸喻觀浪市民遠離海邊,並用電筒照向防波堤石頭,看看是否有人站在「最前線」觀浪。

暹芭風球|故宮周六開幕遇天氣變卦 8號風球取消三小時內開館

【22:05】將於明日(2日)向公眾開放的香港故宮文化博物館公布,因應今天不穩定天氣,館方建議已預約於明日入場參觀的持票人士留意以下安排:

8號或以上熱帶氣旋警告信號:

• 如8號警告信號在博物館開館時間(即早上10時)前兩小時懸掛或仍然懸掛,博物館將不會於原定時間開放。若警告信號於稍後時間取消,博物館將會在信號取消三小時內開放。若警告信號取消時間距離博物館閉館時間不足四小時,博物館將不會開放。

• 以7月2日為例,博物館在星期六的閉館時間為晚上8時,如8號警告信號於下午4時前仍未取消,博物館將不會開放。

• 如8號警告信號在開館後才懸掛,博物館將會即時關閉。

王先生特意從元朗駕車來杏花邨追風。(廖雁雄攝)

【21:30】澳門氣象局也發出8號風球。

【20:30】八號風球已懸掛逾一小時,杏花邨的風力明顯較尖沙咀海旁強烈,據風速計所示,最高風速高逾每小時30公里;海面不時捲起湧浪,並有大浪拍打上岸。

仍有不少杏花邨居民在晚飯後到海傍散步,順道觀浪。有居民則提到,居於杏花邨多年,經歷多次打風,現時的海浪仍算「好弱」,不過見有浪拍打上岸,打算再散步便回家。

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暹芭風球|專程由荃灣出尖沙咀 追風者海旁觀浪:感受大自然威力

【20:30】七一回歸25周年傍晚,香港迎來首個由強烈熱帶風暴暹芭帶來的8號風球。天文台今日(1日)晚上7時10分正式懸掛八號風球。尖沙咀天星碼頭一帶風力明顯增強,文化中心海旁位置亦有數名「追風者」觀浪。市民林先生表示,幾年前開始追風,尤愛觀浪,從中感受大自然威力,他指會重視安全,表明只會停留片刻,八號風球生效後便會乘車回家。

暹芭風球|今年首掛8號風球 拆解非颱風暹芭「升呢」超預期之謎

【19:53】強烈熱帶風暴「暹芭」逼近,天文台今日(1日)發出今年首個8號風球。天文台在暹芭生成時,預計僅達熱帶風暴級別,不過最後卻「大跌眼镜」,料明日(2日)增強為颱風。天文台解釋有兩因素令暹芭發展超預期,指出現時南海北部水溫高,以及垂直風切變弱,亦有利暹芭增強。

天文台前助理台長梁榮武表示,由於暹芭的雨帶集中在中心,今早與本港距離較遠,故影響不大;隨着暹芭愈來愈近,故本港開始「橫雨橫雨」。至於暹芭增強程度不似預期,梁同樣指由於現時南海溫度夠,有條件讓暹芭增強。

▼7月1日 三號強風信號生效 各區大風大雨▼

【19:15】香港天文台表示,按照現時預測路徑,暹芭會在今晚至明早(2日)最接近香港,在本港西南約300公里附近掠過。本港多處地區現正吹烈風,高地間中更達暴風程度。本地會逐漸由東風轉吹東南風,部分地區會變得當風。天文台又料,8號烈風或暴風信號會在明早5時前維持。

【19:10】香港天文台發出8號東南烈風或暴風信號。

【19:00】政府宣布,由於香港天文台即將發出八號熱帶氣旋警告信號,今日將不會發出強制檢測公告。在八號熱帶氣旋警告信號生效期間,所有流動採樣站和社區檢測中心均會關閉。

【18:51】澳門氣象局表示將於今晚9時30分改發8號東南風球。

暹芭風球|天文台發出八號風球 多個外賣平台暫停服務

【18:35】強烈熱帶風暴暹芭七一襲港,天文台料晚上7時10分發出八號東南烈風或暴風信號。極端天氣下,外賣平台料將暫停,市民留在家記緊備足糧食。Foodpanda宣布,因八號風球現正生效,將暫停外賣送遞服務,直至降至三號強風信號。

另一外賣平台Deliveroo亦在Facebook宣布,八號颱風信號下暫停送餐服務。

【17:40】澳門氣象局表示將於今晚8時至11時考慮改發8號風球。

【17:15】黃色暴雨警告取消。

【17:10】天文台表示,預計今晚7時10分或以前發出八號烈風或暴風信號。

【16:46】民政事務總署指,「居安抗疫」熱線1833 019將會於八號熱帶氣旋警告信號發出後暫停服務,期間,來電人士可選擇留言或致電民政事務總署緊急事故協調中心(2572 8427)留下訊息,以便熱線於恢復運作後盡快作出跟進。如八號信號在不遲於晚上八時取消,熱線將於當日盡快恢復服務;否則,熱線將於翌晨七時或八號信號取消後約兩小時恢復運作(以兩者較遲者為準)。

【16:45】天文台表示在下午5時,暹芭集結在香港之西南偏南約370公里,預料向西北移動,時速約16公里,大致移向廣東西部沿岸一帶。在過去一小時,橫瀾島及長洲泳灘分別錄得的最高持續風速為每小時70及54公里,最高陣風分別為每小時81及68公里。

天文台指,按照現時預測路徑,暹芭會在今晚至明早最接近香港,在本港西南300公里附近掠過。預計暹芭會有所增強,與其相關的烈風區會在今日稍後靠近珠江口,本港普遍地區風力會進一步增強,天文台會考慮在今晚6時至9時改發八號烈風或暴風信號。

天文台同時更新九天天氣預報,料明日(2日)有狂風驟雨及雷暴,雨勢有時頗大,海有非常大浪至巨浪及有湧浪,初時風勢達8級烈風程度,離岸及高地間中更吹9級風。

【16:30】教育局指,由於香港天文台會考慮在今晚六時至九時發出八號熱帶氣旋警告信號,所有學校今日停課。學校應實施應變措施,確保學生安全,並在安全的情況下,方可安排學生返家。

【16:21】旅發局表示由於 3號強風信號仍然生效,原訂今晚8 時舉行的「幻彩詠香江」特別版之「維港光影匯演」將會暫停。

【15:15】天文台再發出黃色暴雨警告信號,表示香港廣泛地區已錄得或預料會有每小時雨量超過30毫米的大雨,且雨勢可能持續。

暹芭風球|馬鞍山慶祝回歸大花牌被颱風吹塌 交通一度受阻

【13:07】今(1日)午1時17分,馬料水天橋近吐露港公路一個10米乘10米、慶祝回歸周年的大花牌被風吹塌,橫塌天橋一段路面,阻塞交通,消防接報到場,證實無人受傷,同時清理現場雜物。

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暹芭風球|大圍大樹颱風下倒塌 壓毀的士

【14:59】今(1日)晨6時39分,大圍顯徑邨停車場外的一棵大樹不堪狂風驟雨吹襲,轟然倒下,壓中一輛的士車頂,消防接報到場,將大樹鋸斷樹幹,移至路旁,事件中無人受傷。

▼7月1日 三號風球下泳客清水灣二灘玩浪▼

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【14:45】天文台表示,在過去數小時,暹芭繼續向西北移動,其相關的雨帶間中為廣東沿岸帶來大驟雨及猛烈陣風,本港普遍吹強風,南部風勢較大。按照現時預測路徑,暹芭會在今晚至明早最接近香港,在本港西南300公里附近掠過,預計暹芭會有所增強,與其相關的烈風區會在今日稍後靠近珠江口,本港普遍地區風力會進一步增強,天文台會考慮在今晚6時至9時改發8號烈風或暴風信號。

在過去一小時,橫瀾島及長洲泳灘分別錄得的最高持續風速為每小時70及62公里,最高陣風分別為每小時81及75公里。

在下午3時,強烈熱帶風暴暹芭集結在香港之西南偏南約390公里,預料向西北移動,時速約18公里,大致移向廣東西部沿岸一帶。

【14:30】未來一兩小時香港廣泛地區可能受大雨影響,市民應提高警覺。

【13:45】三號強風信號現正生效。天文台表示,過去數小時暹芭繼續向西北移動,其相關雨帶間中為廣東沿岸帶來大驟雨及猛烈陣風,本港普遍吹強風,南部風勢較大。

按照現時預測路徑,暹芭今日大部份時間與香港保持超過300公里距離,預計三號強風信號會在下午5時前維持。隨後會否改發8號烈風或暴風信號,則要視乎暹芭的發展及本港風力變化。

在過去一小時,橫瀾島及長洲泳灘分別錄得的最高持續風速為每小時76及70公里,最高陣風分別為每小時95及95公里。

▼6月30日熱帶氣旋暹芭在七一回歸前夕逼近▼

【12:00】天文台發出特別天氣提示,指暹芭的一道外圍強雨帶正從東面靠近本港,預料會在未來一兩小時為本港帶來狂風驟雨,呼籲市民提高警惕。

澳門氣象局︰最快晚間考慮是否需要發出八號風球

【11:53】澳門地球物理暨氣象局表示,強烈熱帶風暴暹芭向西北方向移動,大致趨向廣東西部,於今日晚間至明日(2日)早上最接近澳門。由於暹芭正逐漸增強,並有可能進一步發展為颱風,同時暹芭或採取較偏北路徑更接近澳門,屆時風力將可能達至八號風球風力下限,將視乎其發展及風力變化,在晚間至凌晨考慮是否需要發出八號風球。按目前預測,澳門在今晚至翌日凌晨改發八號風球的可能性為中等至較高。

澳門地球物理暨氣象局表示,當地今日晚間至翌日凌晨,發出八號風球機率為中等至較高。(澳門地球物理暨氣象局網頁圖片)

港天文台︰會否改發八號風球 視乎暹芭發展及本港風力變化

【11:45】三號強風信號現正生效。天文台表示,在正午12時,預料強烈熱帶風暴暹芭集結在香港以南約410公里,預料向西北移動,時速約18公里,大致移向廣東西部沿岸一帶。在過去數小時,暹芭相關雨帶間中為廣東沿岸帶來大驟雨及猛烈陣風,本港普遍吹強風,南部風勢較大。

按照現時預測路徑,暹芭今日大部份時間與香港保持超過300公里距離,預計三號強風信號會在下午5時前維持。隨後會否改發八號烈風或暴風信號,則要視乎暹芭的發展及本港風力變化。

在過去一小時,橫瀾島及長洲泳灘分別錄得的最高持續風速為每小時73及60公里,最高陣風分別為每小時84及80公里。

【11:00】三號強風信號現正生效。天文台表示,預料本港平均風速每小時41至62公里。在上午11時,強烈熱帶風暴暹芭集結在香港以南約430公里,預料向西北移動,時速約18公里,大致移向廣東西部沿岸一帶。

在過去一小時,昂坪、橫瀾島分別錄得的最高持續風速為每小時76及68公里,最高陣風分別為每小時100及77公里。

【10:00】在上午10時,強烈熱帶風暴暹芭集結在香港以南約440公里,預料向西北移動,時速約18公里,大致移向廣東西部沿岸一帶。在過去數小時,暹芭繼續向西北移動,其相關的雨帶間中為廣東沿岸帶來大驟雨及猛烈陣風,本港普遍吹強風,南部風勢較大,三號強風信號會在下午5時前維持。隨後會否改發八號烈風或暴風信號,則要視乎暹芭的發展及本港風力變化。

在過去一小時,昂坪、橫瀾島及長洲泳灘分別錄得的最高持續風速為每小時70、68及55公里,最高陣風分別為每小時95、75及68公里。

天文台表示,本港今日吹偏東強風,離岸及高地間中吹烈風,多雲及有狂風驟雨及雷暴,雨勢有時頗大。熱帶氣旋暹芭會在今明兩日大致移向廣東西部沿岸一帶,並逐漸增強,南海北部及華南沿岸吹強風,海有湧浪,其相關的外圍雨帶亦會為該區帶來狂風驟雨及雷暴。

澳門氣象局:改發八號風球機會中等

澳門地球物理暨氣象局今早表示,強烈熱帶風暴暹芭將向西北方向移動,大致趨向廣東西部至海南島一帶,料今日下午至晚間改發八號風球的可能性屬中等。由於預料受菲律賓以東的另一低壓區發展所影響,其強度及路徑未來仍存在較大變數,如暹芭採取較偏北路徑更接近澳門或於近岸加強,屆時不排除改發更高風球的機會。按澳門預測路徑,暹芭明日(2日)將升級成颱風。

由於未來數日正值天文大潮,澳門今日早上至中午內港一帶會出現輕微水浸,而在疊加風暴潮及持續降雨影響下,預測明日早上至中午內港一帶會出現約0.5米以下的水浸。

澳門地球物理暨氣象局預料,當地今日下午至晚間發出八號風球機率為中等。(澳門地球物理暨氣象局網頁圖片)

▼6月30日熱帶氣旋暹芭襲港 有市民仍到石澳滑浪▼

+7

▼2021年10月13日 颱風圓規襲港 不少市民外出或追風▼

+23

暹芭風球.多圖|颱風下各區驟現雙彩虹 天文台拆解形成原因暹芭風球|名字由泰國提供 香港常見植物的一種 2016襲韓釀5死暹芭風球|天文台料熱帶風暴7.1闖港400公里 長周末迎狂風雷暴暹芭風球|暹芭移近並增強為熱帶風暴 天文台擬晚上改發三號風球

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