Hong Kong Observatory Cancels Amber Rainstorm Warning Twice on Saturday
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- The Hong Kong Observatory issued and then cancelled an amber rainstorm warning twice on Saturday due to heavy showers and thunderstorms.
- Over 30mm of rain was recorded in many areas, with Tsuen Wan experiencing 70mm, nearing the threshold for a black rainstorm warning.
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The Hong Kong Observatory issued and cancelled an amber rainstorm warning twice on Saturday due to heavy showers and thunderstorms. Over 30mm of rain was recorded in many areas, with Tsuen Wan experiencing 70mm.
The Hong Kong Observatory has cancelled an amber rainstorm warning for the second time on Saturday, after the city was hit by heavy showers and thunderstorms under the combined influence of a southwest monsoon trough and a low-pressure trough.
The earlier downpours prompted the forecast to issue an amber rainstorm warning – the lowest in a three-tier system – at 5am on Saturday, before cancelling it at 8.45am. The signal was issued again at 2.15pm before being cancelled at 3.40pm.
More than 30mm of rainfall was recorded in many areas during the morning.
Tsuen Wan was among the worst hit, recording 70mm of rain – a level comparable to the threshold for a top-tier black rainstorm warning.
The Observatory earlier warned of possible flash floods, urging people to stay away from watercourses and advising drivers to be alert.
أسئلة مفتوحة
- Will there be further warnings?
- What is the extent of damage?
