Hong Kong Observatory issues red rainstorm warning
The Hong Kong Observatory issued a red rainstorm warning on Monday evening, forecasting heavy rain for the next 24 hours. The warning was upgraded from an amber alert, which was initially issued at 7:20 pm, to red 30 minutes later.

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AI-generatedThe Hong Kong Observatory issued a red rainstorm warning on Monday evening, forecasting heavy rain for the next 24 hours. The warning was upgraded from an amber alert, which was initially issued at 7:20 pm, to red 30 minutes later. Earlier, at 5 pm, the Observatory had warned of potential rainfall reaching approximately 100mm in 24 hours due to a trough of low pressure over Guangdong moving closer to coastal areas. The red warning signifies that rainfall of 50mm per hour has fallen or is expected. The Observatory advised the public to monitor weather updates before commuting.
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4 extractedThe red warning indicates rainfall of 50mm per hour has fallen or is expected to fall over Hong Kong.
A trough of low pressure over Guangdong was edging closer to the coastal areas.
The observatory forecast heavy rain for the next 24 hours.
The Hong Kong Observatory issued a red rainstorm warning on Monday evening.