red rainstorm warning

Hong Kong issued a red rainstorm warning as heavy thundery showers are expected from Friday to Monday. The warning was escalated due to 50mm of rain falling in an hour or likely to fall across the city.

Hong Kong suspended classes after a red rainstorm warning was issued at 7:40am. The Education Bureau instructed schools to remain open for students already present but not require attendance for morning and whole-day schools. The Hong Kong Observatory warned of potential or ongoing serious road issues due to heavy rainfall.

The Hong Kong Observatory issued a red rainstorm warning at 9:45pm, following an amber warning at 7:05pm, due to heavy rain and potential flooding in parts of Wan Chai.

Hong Kong's Observatory issued a red rainstorm warning, leading to the suspension of afternoon classes by education authorities. The warning was raised at 12:15pm on Friday, following an amber signal issued 25 minutes earlier.

The Hong Kong Observatory is considering issuing a red rainstorm warning after previously sending an amber signal. Intense thundery showers are affecting Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta, with the decision to escalate the alert depending on further developments.

The Hong Kong Observatory issued a red rainstorm warning on Monday evening, upgrading from an amber warning, and forecast heavy rain for the next 24 hours with potential rainfall reaching 100mm.

Hong Kong emergency crews deployed robotic water-pumping dragons to manage widespread flooding in the northern New Territories following intense downpours on Thursday. A red rainstorm warning was issued at 2:40am and subsequently downgraded to amber before being cancelled by 9:30am.