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Hong Kong issues T3 as storm Mitag nears; higher warnings possible this evening
City also braces for another storm, Ragasa, which is set to intensify into super typhoon over next few days.
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Hong Kong set to issue T3 typhoon signal as 2 storms head towards city
Forecaster says it will issue the No 3 typhoon signal between 9am and 11am on Friday.
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Hong Kong issues T3 as storm Mitag nears; higher warnings possible this evening
City also braces for another storm, Ragasa, which is set to intensify into super typhoon over next few days.
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Storm Mitag makes landfall, T3 signal to remain in force until 9am on Saturday
City also braces for another storm, Ragasa, which is set to intensify into super typhoon over next few days.
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Hong Kong’s Cathay keeps eye on looming storm Ragasa as T3 remains in force
Tropical Storm Mitag makes landfall, with the No 3 typhoon signal remaining in force overnight.
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Storm surge warning as potential super typhoon Ragasa heads towards Hong Kong
Several airlines have offered free rebooking of air tickets for journeys between Tuesday and Thursday.
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Hong Kong cancels typhoon warnings as Tropical Depression Mitag moves away
While one storm weakens, the weather is expected to worsen next week due to Tropical Storm Ragasa, which could strengthen into a super typhoon.
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Ragasa set to intensify into typhoon, bring winds of up to 210km/h to Hong Kong
Observatory also issues amber rainstorm warning at 9.10am on Sunday, with city experiencing thunderstorms from remnants of Tropical Storm Mitag.
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Super Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong braces as record wind speeds of 220km/h forecast
Hong Kong set to raise T1 typhoon signal as government prepares for ‘serious threats’ posed by looming storm.
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Developing | Super Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong to axe 700 flights, 4,000 officers on standby
Forecaster issues T3 signal at 9.40pm, with warning to be upgraded to T8 at 2.20pm on Tuesday.
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Hong Kong to issue T1 at 12.20pm as Ragasa nears; T3 possible in evening
Forecaster says Ragasa is expected to enter northern part of South China Sea on Monday in ‘extensive’ circulation and at ‘relatively high’ speed.