Observatory keeps eye on low-pressure area, to consider issuing T1 over weekend
The Hong Kong Observatory is monitoring a low-pressure system in the northern South China Sea. This system is currently moving westward and approaching Hainan Island in mainland China.

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AI-generatedThe Hong Kong Observatory is monitoring a low-pressure system in the northern South China Sea. This system is currently moving westward and approaching Hainan Island in mainland China. The Observatory stated on Wednesday that there are significant uncertainties regarding the system's movement after it crosses Hainan. Consequently, the Observatory will consider issuing the No. 1 standby typhoon signal over the weekend, as the low-pressure area could potentially approach Hong Kong and bring stormy weather.
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4 extractedThere are uncertainties in the movement of the low-pressure area after crossing Hainan Island.
The low-pressure system is moving westward and approaching Hainan Island.
A low-pressure system is being tracked by the Hong Kong Observatory.
The Hong Kong Observatory will consider issuing the No 1 standby typhoon signal over the weekend.