Observatory Says No 3 To Remain For Time Being

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2019-07-31 HKT 01:48

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  • The Observatory says, unless the tropical depression intensifies significantly or adopts a more northerly track, local winds will not strengthen significantly. Photo: Courtesy of the Observatory.

    The Observatory says, unless the tropical depression intensifies significantly or adopts a more northerly track, local winds will not strengthen significantly. Photo: Courtesy of the Observatory.

The Observatory says the Strong Wind Signal number three will remain in force for the time being, as a tropical cyclone heads towards the western coast of Guangdong.

It said, according to the present forecast track, the storm will maintain a distance of over 300 kilometres from Hong Kong.

The Observatory said, unless the tropical depression intensifies significantly or adopts a more northerly track, local winds will not strengthen significantly early on Wednesday.

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