Hong Kong cancels amber rainstorm warning but unsettled weather to persist
The warning was reissued at 9.30am, nearly 1½ hours after raising the red signal
Hong Kong’s forecaster has cancelled its amber rainstorm warning but warned that unsettled weather will continue to affect the city over the next day.
The Hong Kong Observatory cancelled the warning at 2.10pm. It had been reissued at 9.30am, nearly 1½ hours after the red signal was raised at 8.05am
Authorities earlier urged schools to implement contingency measures to ensure students’ safety while the red rainstorm warning was in force.
“Schools which are in session should continue until the end of school hours. They should ensure that conditions are safe before allowing students to return home,” it said.
The forecaster added that a broad trough of low pressure would bring showers and thunderstorms to Guangdong on Monday and Tuesday. Conditions are expected to improve gradually in the middle to latter part of the week, with fine and very hot weather returning.