Observatory to issue T1 at 6.40am
[RTHK] - 11/17/2024
The Hong Kong Observatory says it will issue a T1 at 6.40am on Monday as Tropical Cyclone Man-yi moves towards the territory. The storm is forecast to come within 800 kilometres of the city around midnight on Monday, but is expected to weaken. However, windy conditions are likely by Tuesday, the (…)
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