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Hong Kong Observatory monitors low-pressure system, may issue typhoon signal

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The Hong Kong Observatory is closely monitoring a low-pressure system in the northern South China Sea. This system is moving westward towards Hainan and could potentially approach Hong Kong over the weekend. Depending on its intensity and trajectory, the Observatory may issue a No. 1 standby typhoon signal. AI

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Hong Kong Observatory monitors low-pressure system, may issue typhoon signal

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Connor Mycroft ·

    Observatory keeps eye on low-pressure area, to consider issuing T1 over weekend

    The Hong Kong Observatory has said it will consider issuing the No 1 standby typhoon signal over the weekend, as it tracks a low-pressure system that could approach the city and bring stormy weather. The forecaster said on Wednesday that the area of low pressure over the northern…

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