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| The tropical depression is expected to move closer to Hong Kong tonight |
People who are planning to go out for a stroll or a day out tomorrow are well advised to keep an eye on weather updates as the Observatory said it might issue the Standby Signal No 1 anytime tonight.
This is due to a
tropical depression over the central part of the South China Sea which unexpectedly
started to move west towards Hainan Island throughout the day, while maintaining
a distance of more than 600 kilometres from the city.
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| PINDUTIN DITO |
As a result,
some squally showers and thunderstorms are expected in the coming days, especially
tomorrow and Monday, with strong winds offshore and on high ground.
Those who
venture out tomorrow are advised to stay away from the shores and refrain from
engaging in water sports.
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| Pindutin para sa detalye |
Over in Macau,
the T1 signal was raised this morning, and the weather forecaster there said it
should remain in force for the whole day. It could be raised to T3 by tomorrow
morning.
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| TAWAG NA! |
Forecasters say another tropical cyclone over the western North Pacific and is situated 920 kilometres east of Manila is expected to move towards the seas near Taiwan in the next few days.
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