Observatory cancels amber rainstorm warning at 11am after heavy rain in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Observatory cancelled an amber rainstorm warning at 11am on Monday after heavy rain fell across the city. The warning, issued at 10am, indicated rainfall exceeding 30mm per hour.

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AI-generatedThe Hong Kong Observatory cancelled an amber rainstorm warning at 11am on Monday after heavy rain fell across the city. The warning, issued at 10am, indicated rainfall exceeding 30mm per hour. The Observatory cited an area of intense thundery showers affecting the Pearl River Delta and a southerly airstream impacting the coast of Guangdong as contributing factors. A trough of low pressure over southern China is expected to move closer to coastal areas. Despite the cancellation, the Observatory cautioned residents about the continued risk of river flooding.
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5 extractedThe Observatory cautioned residents about the risk of river flooding.
An area of intense thundery showers is affecting the vicinity of the Pearl River Delta.
An amber rainstorm warning indicates heavy rain exceeding 30mm an hour.
The amber rainstorm warning was issued at 10am on Monday.
Hong Kong Observatory cancelled an amber rainstorm warning at 11am.