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| Nalgae, which devastated the Philippines earlier, is now headed towards Guangdong |
The Storm Signal Number 8 has been raised across Hong Kong with the approach of Tropical Cyclone Nalgae.
The signal was upgraded from T3
at 1:40pm and is expected to remain in force before 6pm tonight.
About two hours earlier, the
government warned people with long or difficult journeys or who needed to
return to outlying islands, to start heading to their destinations, and said it
was arranging for its own employees to get ready to go home.
Everyone is advised to stay away
from the shores as the seas will be rough with swells.
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Classes in all levels were
suspended by the Education Bureau just before 6am today.
The latest weather bulletin says Nalgae will edge closer to the west of the Pearl River Estuary tongiht and, skirting within around 150 km to the south of Hong Kong.
Winds across the city will move from northerlies to easterlies later today, and areas that were previously sheltered may be affected.
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Under the combined effects of
Nalgae and the northeast monsoon, it will be windy over the coast of Guangdong
today and tomorrow. Seas will be rough with swells and there will be occasional
squally showers.
But the showers will ease off
gradually in the next couple of days as Nalgae starts to weaken and dissipate.
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| BASAHIN ANG DETALYE |
Cloudy to overcast weather is
expected in Hong Kong tonight and tomorrow, but the winds will gradually
weaken.
Sunny intervals with a few
showers can be expected in the next couple of days.
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