The Hong Kong Observatory issued a special report on the yellow rainstorm warning signal at 11:15 a.m.: The rainstorm warning signal is currently yellow, indicating that large areas of Hong Kong have recorded or are expected to experience heavy rain exceeding 30 mm per hour, and the rainfall may continue. Some low-lying areas and areas with poor drainage will be flooded. Members of the public likely to be affected by heavy rain and flooding should take appropriate precautions to prevent possible losses. Heavy rain may cause flash floods, so the public should stay away from rivers. Citizens likely to be affected by river flooding should take appropriate precautions to avoid losses.

The Hong Kong Observatory issued a special report on the yellow rainstorm warning signal at 11:15 a.m.: The rainstorm warning signal is currently yellow, indicating that large areas of Hong Kong have recorded or are expected to experience heavy rain exceeding 30 mm per hour, and the rainfall may continue. Some low-lying areas and areas with poor drainage will be flooded. Members of the public likely to be affected by heavy rain and flooding should take appropriate precautions to prevent possible losses. Heavy rain may cause flash floods, so the public should stay away from rivers. Citizens likely to be affected by river flooding should take appropriate precautions to avoid losses.