
The Hong Kong Observatory announced it will issue the No 3 typhoon signal between 1pm and 3pm on Saturday, prompting the suspension of afternoon classes in some schools. Typhoon Noul, located about 400 km east-southeast of Hong Kong, is moving across the northeastern South China Sea, with local winds expected to strengthen and squally showers developing later in the day. The forecast indicates the storm's continued movement, though further details are unavailable.
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At 10am, Noul was estimated to be about 400 kilometres east-southeast of Hong Kong.
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Local winds were expected to strengthen gradually with squally showers developing later in the day.
PredictionHong Kong’s weather forecaster will issue the No 3 typhoon signal between 1pm and 3pm on Saturday and afternoon classes will be suspended in some schools. The Hong Kong Observatory said local winds were expected to strengthen gradually with squally showers developing later in the day, as Typhoon Noul moved steadily across the northeastern part of the South China Sea.
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Local winds were expected to strengthen gradually with squally showers developing later in the day.
PredictionTyphoon Noul moved steadily across the northeastern part of the South China Sea.
South China Morning PostIt was forecast to move...
PredictionHong Kong’s weather forecaster will issue the No 3 typhoon signal between 1pm and 3pm on Saturday.
South China Morning PostAfternoon classes will be suspended in some schools.
South China Morning PostAt 10am, Noul was estimated to be about 400 kilometres east-southeast of Hong Kong.
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