According to the Hong Kong Observatory, tropical cyclone “Red Glow” will enter the 800-kilometer range of Hong Kong around dusk today, and the observatory will issue a warning signal No. 1 at 20:40. The Observatory reminds that Hong Kong will still be extremely hot tomorrow, but there will be waves in the sea. The public should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities. As the “red glow” intensifies and approaches the eastern coast of Guangdong, local wind power will gradually increase later tomorrow, and strong winds and showers will increase. The Hong Kong Observatory will consider issuing a higher tropical cyclone warning signal tomorrow afternoon, taking into account changes in the intensity of the “red glow”, the distance between its strong wind zone and Hong Kong, and local wind conditions.

According to the Hong Kong Observatory, tropical cyclone “Red Glow” will enter the 800-kilometer range of Hong Kong around dusk today, and the observatory will issue a warning signal No. 1 at 20:40. The Observatory reminds that Hong Kong will still be extremely hot tomorrow, but there will be waves in the sea. The public should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities. As the “red glow” intensifies and approaches the eastern coast of Guangdong, local wind power will gradually increase later tomorrow, and strong winds and showers will increase. The Hong Kong Observatory will consider issuing a higher tropical cyclone warning signal tomorrow afternoon, taking into account changes in the intensity of the “red glow”, the distance between its strong wind zone and Hong Kong, and local wind conditions.