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Hong Kong’s second-longest black rainstorm signal on record – as it happened
Observatory cancels all rainstorm warnings after city brought to standstill, with over 100 flights delayed and public services paralysed.
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Hong Kong could be hit by more heavy showers on Sunday: forecaster
Observatory warns residents to ‘be on the alert’ as thunderstorms developing in Pearl River Delta could affect the city ‘shortly’.
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Hong Kong forecaster issues 2 amber rainstorm signal on Sunday, warns of floods
Though rainstorm warning has been cancelled, Observatory urges residents to ‘stay alert’ to dangers from river flooding.
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Observatory issues second black rainstorm warning in 6 hours, classes suspended
The Hong Kong weather forecaster issued the black rainstorm signal at 5.50am this morning with the previous one raised at 11.45pm on Monday evening.
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Developing | Black rainstorm warning to stay in force in Hong Kong until 11am
Forecaster issues highest-level storm warning at 5.50am, prompting authorities to suspend all morning and whole-day schools.
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Black rainstorm warning to stay in force in Hong Kong until 5pm
Forecaster issues highest-level storm warning at 5.50am, prompting authorities to suspend all morning and whole-day schools.
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Developing | Black rainstorm warning to stay in force in Hong Kong until 3pm
Forecaster issues highest-level storm warning at 5.50am, prompting authorities to suspend all morning and whole-day schools.
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Hong Kong’s second-longest black rainstorm signal on record – as it happened
Observatory cancels all rainstorm warnings after city brought to standstill, with over 100 flights delayed and public services paralysed.
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Hong Kong issues second black rainstorm signal in 6 hours, 105 flights disrupted
So far, 101 flights are delayed, two cancelled and two diverted to other airports.
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Explainer | Hong Kong bombarded with scores of rainstorm warnings over past few days. Why?
The Observatory issued its second-longest black signal on Tuesday, after warnings sent out at all hours in recent days.
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Record-breaking rainstorm in Hong Kong wreaks havoc with 11-hour black signal
Highest daily rainfall in August on record causes flooding, landslides and disruption to public services.
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Hong Kong issued 51 rainstorm signals for 2025 so far, beating whole-year record
Veteran meteorologist warns that global warming could mean more instances of extreme wet weather in Hong Kong are likely to occur in long run.