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Hong Kong Observatory cancels amber rainstorm warning
Hong Kong Observatory canceled an amber rainstorm warning at 9:10 a.m. on October 3.
Why it mattersResidents should prepare for drier weather early in the month, though wetter conditions may return toward the end.
How we got here
- The Observatory projected normal-to-below-normal rainfall overall, with possible increased rain later in the month. Hk
- The Observatory issued a thunderstorm warning for the eastern New Territories. Hk
- At 4:45 p.m., the Observatory reported a localized heavy-rain advisory, with more than 70 mm of hourly rain fallen or expected in affected areas; reporting highlighted the North District. Hk
- The Observatory issued a special flood announcement for the northern New Territories and canceled it two hours later. Worldnaturaldisasters, Hk
- The Observatory issued an amber rainstorm warning, considered a red warning, maintained amber, and later canceled it. Hk, Hk
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