Hong Kong Observatory issues Amber rainstorm warning

The Hong Kong Observatory issued an Amber rainstorm warning on Sunday night due to heavy showers expected from an active monsoon and low pressure trough.

The warning was issued at 9.40pm on Sunday. It signals that more than 30mm of rain had fallen or was expected within an hour across the city.

Unsettled weather is forecast to continue under the influence of a southwest monsoon and trough of low pressure. Showers are expected to be particularly heavy until Tuesday.

The Observatory urged the public to take precautions against flooding. Residents should avoid low-lying areas and secure outdoor items.

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Heavy rain flooding mountain trails and disrupting a festival in Gangwon Province, South Korea.
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Heavy rain soaks Gangwon Province and southern regions

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Heavy rain fell across Gangwon Province and southern regions of South Korea on Saturday, leading authorities to restrict access to mountain trails and disrupting a local festival.

The Hong Kong Observatory cancelled all rainstorm signals at 9.30pm on Saturday after issuing multiple alerts during heavy showers and thunderstorms.

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Hong Kong can expect more showers with thunderstorms on Sunday, the Hong Kong Observatory said, after Saturday's downpours triggered an amber rainstorm warning and required hiker rescues. Rain was particularly heavy in Tai Po district.

The southwest monsoon has slightly weakened but is still forecast to bring thunderstorms nationwide on Wednesday according to PAGASA.

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The trough of Severe Tropical Storm Francisco and the southwest monsoon will bring rains to the southern portion of the country on Sunday, the state weather bureau said.

The Hong Kong Observatory said the developing El Nino could intensify four to seven tropical cyclones into super typhoons this year. It also forecast temperatures in the city could reach 35 degrees Celsius on Friday.

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Mexico City's Secretariat of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection activated a Yellow Alert for heavy rains in nine boroughs, expecting up to 29 millimeters of precipitation this Sunday, April 12. The State of Mexico anticipates 25 to 50 millimeters of rain, possibly with hail, electrical discharges, and wind gusts of 30 to 50 km/h. Poor weather conditions could last until Thursday, April 16.

 

 

 

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