Source: Health & Environment - South China Morning Post
The Observatory will lower the No 8 storm signal to No 3 at 12.40pm as Typhoon Noul moves further away from Hong Kong, but hundreds of flights and more than 190 cross-border high-speed rail services have been cancelled on Sunday. “Noul is moving steadily into inland Guangdong, starting to depart Hong Kong while weakening progressively. However, gale force southwesterly winds are still affecting parts of [Hong Kong] offshore and on high ground occasionally,” the forecaster said. “With Noul...