Amber rainstorm warning in Hong Kong, with thunderstorms expected over weekend
Hong Kong issued an amber rainstorm warning on Saturday morning as the city prepares for weekend thunderstorms. The Hong Kong Observatory announced the warning, indicating that heavy rainfall exceeding 30 millimeters per hour is expected.

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AI-generatedHong Kong issued an amber rainstorm warning on Saturday morning as the city prepares for weekend thunderstorms. The Hong Kong Observatory announced the warning, indicating that heavy rainfall exceeding 30 millimeters per hour is expected. The Observatory noted particularly heavy rain in the Tai Po district, raising concerns about potential flooding. Residents in low-lying areas are advised to take precautions against flooding, and the public is warned to stay away from watercourses due to the risk of flash floods. The amber warning is the lowest level in Hong Kong's three-tiered rainstorm warning system.
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5 extractedAn amber warning means that heavy rain has fallen or is expected to fall generally over Hong Kong, exceeding 30 millimetres in an hour.
The Hong Kong Observatory announced the amber warning at 11am.
Hong Kong is bracing for a series of thunderstorms on the weekend.
Heavy rain might lead to flash floods and the public should stay away from watercourses.
Rain was particularly heavy in Tai Po district and might cause serious flooding.