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Hong Kong weather improves for Dragon Boat Festival after heavy rains

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Hong Kong experienced persistent heavy downpours, leading to flood risks, but the Hong Kong Observatory anticipates an improvement in weather conditions for the Tuen Ng Festival. An amber rainstorm warning was canceled on Thursday after significant rainfall in certain areas. The forecast suggests sunny intervals and a return to very hot weather by the weekend. AI

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Hong Kong weather improves for Dragon Boat Festival after heavy rains

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Lam Ka-sing ·

    Persistent heavy downpours expected to ease for Hong Kong’s Tuen Ng Festival

    Hong Kong has been hit by more heavy downpours, with flooding risks persisting, but the Observatory expects conditions to improve during the Tuen Ng Festival. The Hong Kong Observatory cancelled an amber rainstorm warning at 9.25am on Thursday after it was issued following more t…

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