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[Yahoo News Report]The Observatory changed the No. 3 Strong Wind Signal at 4:20. Taili brought the first No. 8 signal to Hong Kong this year, and this time the No. 8 signal has been in effect for nearly 16 hours; this time is also the first No. 8 wave during the tenure of Director Chen Baiwei since he took office in March. All day schools are closed today. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is closed today. All trials in the Judiciary have been adjourned today.
[Report updated at 13:50 on July 17]
Southeast Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 is now in force. The Observatory pointed out that Taili continues to stay away from Hong Kong, and the local wind is gradually weakening. However, the gale area related to Taili still affects some areas of the Pearl River Estuary. The offshore waters in the southwestern part of Hong Kong will still have strong winds at the beginning, and the high ground can reach the level of a storm. Taili’s rainbands will also bring violent gusts to Hong Kong. Citizens should not relax their wind protection measures. There are large to very large waves and swells in the sea. They should stay away from the shore and stop all water sports.
In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Cheung Chau and Tap Mun were 108, 81 and 63 kilometers per hour respectively, and the highest gusts exceeded 134, 101 and 75 kilometers per hour respectively.
At 2:00 p.m., Typhoon Taili was concentrated about 280 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong, that is, at 20.6 degrees north latitude and 112.2 degrees east longitude.
[Report updated at 11:45 on July 17]
The No. 8 Southeast Gale or Storm Signal is now in force. Taili has begun to move away from Hong Kong, and the wind in the east of the local area has gradually weakened. However, the gale area related to Taili still affects the Pearl River Estuary. Gale winds will still generally blow in the southwest of Hong Kong in the next few hours, and the highlands will reach storm level.
In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Cheung Chau and Tap Mun were 99, 78 and 64 kilometers per hour respectively, and the highest gusts exceeded 129, 106 and 75 kilometers per hour respectively.
At 12:00 noon, Typhoon Tali gathered about 270 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong, that is, at 20.4 degrees north latitude and 112.5 degrees east longitude.
public transport arrangements
KMB and Long Win stated that except for KMB B1 route and Long Win S1, S64, S64C, S64P, S64X which maintain limited services, the rest of KMB and Long Win’s daytime routes will suspend service.
Citybus said that except for the port and airport shuttle buses B3X, B7, and S1, which maintain limited services, the rest of the citybus routes during the day are suspended.
The MTR said that it is maintaining limited services, but the frequency is relatively sparse. Tsuen Wan Line, Kwun Tong Line, Hong Kong Island Line, South Island Line, Tung Chung Line, and Airport Express run every 10 minutes, and other lines run every 10 to 20 minutes. MTR bus services are suspended.
The latest information on Typhoon Tali at 12:00 Hong Kong time on July 17, 2023. At 12:00 noon, Typhoon Taly was concentrated about 270 kilometers southwest of Hong Kong, that is, around 20.4 degrees north latitude and 112.5 degrees east longitude, with a maximum sustained wind speed of 140 kilometers per hour near the center.
[Report updated at 08:45 on July 17]
The No. 8 Southeast Gale or Storm Signal is now in force. Affected by Tai Li, Hong Kong generally blows east to southeast gale, with occasional storms on high ground. According to the current forecast track, Taili will pass within 300 kilometers south-southwest of Hong Kong in the morning, and the associated gale area will continue to affect the Pearl River Estuary.
Under the joint influence of the storm surge brought by Tai Li and the astronomical high tide, it is expected that the sea level in Tai O will rise to about 3 meters or more above the datum of the chart between 9:00 am and 11:00 am. Rising sea water may cause flooding in low-lying areas. Members of the public are advised to avoid entering potentially affected low-lying areas and stay away from dangerous places. There are very big waves and swells in the sea. Citizens should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.
In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Cheung Chau Beach and Tai Mei Tuk were 108, 82 and 67 kilometers per hour respectively, and the highest gusts exceeded 138, 109 and 84 kilometers per hour respectively.
At 9:00 a.m., Typhoon Terry was concentrated about 260 kilometers south-southwest of Hong Kong, that is, at 20.3 degrees north latitude and 112.9 degrees east longitude. .
[Report updated at 06:45 on July 17]
At 6:40 a.m., the No. 8 Southeast Gale or Storm Signal was issued, indicating that the southeast gale or storm would turn to Hong Kong. The Observatory said that the No. 8 signal was maintained at least until 12 noon today (17th).
In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Tate’s Cairn and Waglan Island were 97, 83 and 77 kilometers per hour respectively, and the highest gusts exceeded 125, 102 and 89 kilometers per hour respectively.
At 7:00 a.m., Typhoon Taili was concentrated about 260 kilometers south-southwest of Hong Kong, that is, at 20.1 degrees north latitude and 113.4 degrees east longitude. and continue to enhance.
[Report updated at 06:15 on July 17]
The Education Bureau announced that all day schools will be suspended today as Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 is now in effect.
The SWD announced that since the No. 8 signal is now in effect, all welfare service units, child care centers, centers providing after-school care services, elderly service centers under the SWD, including sheltered workshops, integrated vocational rehabilitation service centers, integrated vocational training centers and Day rehabilitation service units including day activity centers will not be open. When the No. 8 signal is canceled, all units will resume normal service within two hours, weather and conditions permitting.
The Immigration Department announced that during the period when Signal No. 8 or above is in force, the Immigration Department Headquarters and its regional offices, Registration of Persons and Births, Deaths and Marriages Registry will suspend services.
The Judiciary announced that all hearings in courts and tribunals this morning (17th) will be adjourned as Signal No. 8 is still in effect at 6:00 am. If Signal No. 8 is still in force at or after 11:00, hearings of all courts and tribunals this afternoon will also be adjourned.
The Transport Department announced that since the No. 8 signal is in force, the Licensing Offices, Public Vehicles Sub-section, Cross-boundary Services Sub-section, Vehicle Inspection Centre, Driving Test Appointment Office, Driving Test Center and Written Test in Admiralty, Cheung Sha Wan, Kwun Tong and Sha Tin The center will suspend services. Candidates who have made an appointment to take the driving test (including road test and written test) this morning will be notified individually of the rescheduled test date. If Signal No. 8 is still in force at 11:30 am, the full-day driving test will be cancelled, and candidates will be notified individually to reschedule the test date.
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[Report updated at 04:45 on July 17]
At 0:40 in the morning, the Observatory issued the No. 8 northeast gale or storm signal; and stated at 03:45 that the No. 8 signal will remain at least until 12 noon.
According to the current predicted track, Taly will pass within 300 kilometers south-southwest of Hong Kong in the morning. Hong Kong is expected to gradually turn east to southeasterly and the wind will strengthen further. At the same time, the rainbands associated with Taili are affecting the coast of Guangdong, and frequent squally showers are expected in Hong Kong today.
Due to the joint influence of the storm surge brought by Taili and the astronomical high tide, the low-lying areas along the coast may be flooded in the morning. Citizens are advised to complete the measures to prevent wind and water flooding as soon as possible. There are big to very big waves and swells in the sea. Citizens should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.
In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Waglan Island and Cheung Chau Beach were 96, 78 and 70 kilometers per hour respectively, and the highest gusts exceeded 114, 91 and 90 kilometers per hour respectively.
At 5:00 a.m., Typhoon Terry was concentrated about 270 kilometers south-southwest of Hong Kong, that is, around 19.9 degrees north latitude and 113.6 degrees east longitude. , and continue to enhance.
[Report updated at 00:45 on July 17]
At 0:40 am, the Observatory issued the Northeast Gale or Storm Signal No. 8, indicating that the average wind speed in Hong Kong is 63 kilometers per hour or above. The Observatory said Signal No. 8 was maintained until at least 7:00 am. Whether the No. 8 signal will be maintained will depend on changes in local wind strength and whether the related gusts of the Taili rainband will continue to affect Hong Kong. Members of the public are advised to pay attention to the latest weather news in the morning.
According to the current predicted track, Terry will be closest to Hong Kong in the next few hours, passing within 300 kilometers to the south of Hong Kong. The local wind will be further strengthened, with strong winds in the south, and it is expected that the gale will continue for a period of time.
Due to the joint influence of the storm surge brought by Taili and the astronomical high tide, the low-lying areas along the coast may be flooded in the morning. Citizens are advised to complete the measures to prevent wind and water flooding as soon as possible. There are big to very big waves and swells in the sea. Citizens should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.
In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Tate’s Cairn and Waglan Island were 69, 67 and 65 kilometers per hour respectively, and the highest gusts exceeded 93, 91 and 72 kilometers per hour respectively.
At 1:00 a.m., Typhoon Tali gathered about 280 kilometers south of Hong Kong, that is, at 19.8 degrees north latitude and 113.9 degrees east longitude. Continue to enhance.
[Report updated at 22:50 on July 16]
Strong Wind Signal No. 3 came into effect, and the Observatory issued “Warning No. 8” at 10:40 p.m., indicating that Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 would be issued at or before 0:40 on July 17, and the wind in Hong Kong would increase.
According to the current predicted track, Taili will be closest to Hong Kong in the early morning of tomorrow (17th), passing within about 300 kilometers south of Hong Kong. The local wind direction will change from northeast to east to southeast, and areas that were originally sheltered may become windy.
In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Waglan Island and Tate’s Cairn were 75, 62 and 57 kilometers per hour respectively, and the highest gusts exceeded 103, 71 and 76 kilometers per hour respectively.
At 11:00 p.m., Typhoon Tali gathered about 290 kilometers south of Hong Kong, that is, around 19.7 degrees north latitude and 114.2 degrees east longitude. enhanced.
public transport arrangements
KMB, Long Win, and Citybus all announced that all daytime routes will operate normally until the last bus departs; as for overnight routes, services will be suspended from 2:30 am.
MTR announced that all routes are operating normally.
[Report updated at 20:50 on July 16]
The Observatory stated that it is considering changing the No. 8 gale or storm signal from midnight to 2 am on Monday (17th). According to the current forecast track, Taili will be closest to Hong Kong in the early hours of Monday morning, passing within about 300 kilometers south of Hong Kong. The wind in Hong Kong will further intensify tomorrow morning (17th); the local wind direction will change from northeast to east to southeast, and places that were originally sheltered may become windy.
According to the Observatory, strong winds are generally blowing in Hong Kong at present, and strong winds are blowing offshore and on high ground, with occasional squally showers.
In the past hour, the highest sustained wind speeds recorded at Ngong Ping, Tate’s Cairn and Waglan Island were 73, 61 and 60 kilometers per hour respectively, and the highest gusts exceeded 93, 86 and 68 kilometers per hour respectively.
In addition, due to the joint influence of the storm surge brought by Taili and the astronomical high tide, the low-lying areas along the coast may be flooded tomorrow morning. Citizens are advised to complete the windproof and waterproof measures as soon as possible. There are big to very big waves and swells in the sea. Citizens should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.
At 9:00 p.m., Typhoon Tali gathered about 300 kilometers south of Hong Kong, that is, around 19.6 degrees north latitude and 114.6 degrees east longitude. Continue to enhance.
[Report updated at 20:05 on July 16]
Severe Tropical Storm Tali has intensified into a typhoon.
At 8:00 p.m., Typhoon Terry was concentrated about 320 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 19.5 degrees north latitude and 114.8 degrees east longitude. , and continue to enhance.
The eight-level wind in the middle of Monday is equivalent to the wind force of the No. 8 typhoon signal
The Observatory’s “Nine-Day Weather Forecast” at 19:50 indicated that Hong Kong will blow east to northeast winds of force 7 on Monday (16th), with occasional force 8, and gradually turn east to southeast winds of force 7 to 8. Class 9, later east to southeast winds 6 to 7.
According to the “Beaufort Scale” table8-level wind is equal to the average wind speed of 63 to 75 kilometers per hour, and the wind force reaches the lower limit of the No. 8 typhoon signal.
Beaufort Scale, Force 8/9
Revisiting the Definition of Typhoon Signal No. 8
According to the definition of Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 by the Hong Kong Observatory, it refers to the area near sea level in Hong Kong that “is currently or is expected to be generally hit by gale or storm from the direction indicated by the signal”, with a sustained wind force of 63 to 117 kilometers per hour, gusts More than 180 km/h is more likely and winds are likely to persist.
In simple terms, if the Observatory expects strong winds in Hong Kong due to the influence of tropical cyclones, it is necessary to issue Signal No. 8.
[Reportupdatedat19:00onJuly16]
At 7:00 p.m., Severe Tropical Storm Taly gathered about 320 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 19.5 degrees north latitude and 114.9 degrees east longitude. Island area, and gradually strengthened.
Hong Kong Airlines announced the cancellation of two flights tomorrow, namely HX107 (Hong Kong to Haikou) and HX108 (Haikou to Hong Kong).
First Ferry announced that the two overnight sailings to Cheung Chau and Mui Wo will not pass through Chi Ma Wan.
According to the Transport Department, the following ferry services will or have been suspended:
Fu Yu Ferry Co., Ltd.
– Tuen Mun – Tung Chung – Sha Lo Wan – Tai O
Peng Chau Kaito Co., Ltd.
– Discovery Bay – Mui Wo
Tsui Wah Shipping (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd.
－ Aberdeen – Po Tai Island
– Wong Shek – Wan Chai and Chek Keng
– Ma Liu Shui – Tap Mun
– Ma Liu Shui – Tung Ping Chau
－ Yellowstone-Tamen
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[Report updated at 17:30 on July 16]
At 5:00 p.m., Severe Tropical Storm Taly gathered about 340 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 19.4 degrees north latitude and 115.2 degrees east longitude. The area around the island will gradually intensify, and the average wind speed in Hong Kong is expected to be 41 to 62 kilometers per hour.
[Report updated at 15:00 on July 16]
At 3:00 p.m., Severe Tropical Storm Taly gathered about 370 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 19.2 degrees north latitude and 115.5 degrees east longitude. Island area, and gradually strengthened.
Affected by Taili’s outer rainbands, showers gradually increased in the Pearl River Estuary. At the same time, many places in Hong Kong are affected by strong winds. The Observatory stated that the strong wind signal No. 3 will be maintained today.
Over the past few hours, Terry had shown signs of strengthening. According to the current predicted track, Taili will be closest to Hong Kong tomorrow morning (17th), passing within about 300 kilometers south of Hong Kong. The local wind direction will change from northeast to east to southeast, and areas that were originally sheltered may become windy. The wind in Hong Kong is expected to strengthen slightly tomorrow morning. The Observatory will assess whether it is necessary to issue the No. 8 Gale or Storm Signal from midnight to tomorrow morning, depending on the change in the intensity of Taili and the distance between the related gale area and the Pearl River Estuary.
【Updated report at 11:55 on July 16]
According to the current predicted track, Taili will be closest to Hong Kong tomorrow morning (17th), passing within about 300 kilometers south of Hong Kong. The wind in Hong Kong is expected to strengthen slightly tomorrow morning, and the local wind direction will change from northeast to east to southeast, and places that were originally sheltered may become windy.
Under the joint influence of the storm surge brought by Taili and the astronomical high tide, the low-lying areas along the coast may be flooded as early as tomorrow (17th). Citizens should complete windproof and waterproof measures as soon as possible; at the same time, there are big waves and swells in the sea, citizens should stay away from the shore and stop all water activities.
At 12:00 noon, Severe Tropical Storm Taly gathered about 390 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 19.1 degrees north latitude and 115.8 degrees east longitude. area, and gradually strengthened.
[Report updated at 05:45 on July 16]
[Yahoo News Report]The Observatory has issued the No. 3 strong wind signal at 5:40 this morning (16th), and said that the No. 3 signal will be maintained during most of the day.
The Observatory pointed out that whether it is necessary to change to a higher signal later depends on the change in the intensity of Taili and the distance between the gale area and the Pearl River Estuary. Members of the public are urged to pay attention to the latest weather forecast.
At present, the wind in Hong Kong’s highlands has strengthened, and as Taili gradually approaches and intensifies, Hong Kong will generally turn to strong winds today (16th). The observatory also said that due to the combined influence of the storm surge brought by Taili and the astronomical high tide, the low-lying areas along the coast may be flooded as early as tomorrow (17th). Citizens should complete the windproof and waterproof measures as soon as possible.
At 6:00 a.m., Tropical Storm Taly was gathered about 450 kilometers south-southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 18.9 degrees north latitude and 116.5 degrees east longitude. , and gradually increased.
[Report updated at 04:45 on July 16]
The Observatory stated that the Strong Wind Signal No. 3 will be issued at 5:40 am.
Gale area may be quite close to the Pearl River estuary tonight
According to the Observatory, in the past few hours, there have been signs of strengthening of Terry. It is expected that Taili will gradually approach the western coast of Guangdong today (16th) and will develop further. Winds in Hong Kong will generally increase. The Observatory reiterated that according to the current forecast path, the gale area in Taili may be quite close to the Pearl River Estuary from tonight to tomorrow (17th), calling on the public to pay attention to the latest weather forecast.
At 5:00 a.m., Tropical Storm Taly was gathered about 450 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, that is, at 18.9 degrees north latitude and 116.6 degrees east longitude. Gradually increase.
[Report updated at 16:45 on July 15]
The Observatory stated that it is considering reissuing the strong wind signal No. 3 before 6:00 tomorrow morning (16th).
According to the Observatory, according to the current forecast path, the gale area in Taili may be quite close to the Pearl River Estuary from tomorrow night (16th) to Monday (17th). Citizens are advised to pay attention to the latest weather forecast.
The weather in Hong Kong will gradually deteriorate tomorrow (16th), the wind will strengthen, and there will be big waves and swells on the sea.
At 5:00 p.m., Tropical Storm Taly gathered about 570 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, that is, at 18.3 degrees north latitude and 117.6 degrees east longitude. It is expected to move west-northwest at a speed of about 10 kilometers per hour. and gradually strengthened.
Strong winds or storms are generally blowing or expected near sea level in Hong Kong, and blowing from the direction indicated by the signal (northwest, southwest, northeast, southeast). The sustained wind force is 63 to 117 kilometers per hour, and the gust may exceed 180 kilometers per hour. And the wind is likely to continue.
[Report updated at 15:50 on July 15]
The Observatory said the Standby Signal No. 1 would remain in place for the rest of today. The Observatory will consider reissuing the Strong Wind Signal No. 3 tomorrow morning. The tropical cyclone currently in the northern part of the South China Sea has been named Talim.
According to the current predicted track, Tropical Storm Taly will maintain a distance of more than 500 kilometers from Hong Kong today (July 15), and the wind in Hong Kong will not increase significantly.
At 3:00 p.m., the tropical storm located in the northern part of the South China Sea was concentrated about 580 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 18.3 degrees north latitude and 117.7 degrees east longitude. area, and gradually strengthened.
The subsidence of Taili’s outer air led to extreme heat in Hong Kong. Tin Shui Wai Wetland Park once recorded a high temperature of 38.3 degrees at noon, but then the high temperature triggered thunderstorms affecting the area, and the temperature dropped below 30 degrees.
Terry is the name of the tropical cyclone provided by the Philippines, which means sharp and sharp.
[Report updated at 11:35 on July 15]
The Observatory stated that the tropical depression located in the northern part of the South China Sea has intensified into a tropical storm, but it is predicted that it will still maintain a distance of more than 500 kilometers from Hong Kong today. The wind in Hong Kong will not increase significantly, and the No. 1 alert signal will be maintained during the day.
The Observatory issued the Standby Signal No. 1 at 4:40 this morning. Whether a higher tropical cyclone warning signal will be issued depends on the distance between the tropical cyclone and the Pearl River Estuary and whether it will intensify significantly.
The Observatory pointed out that thunderstorms are currently affecting the seas southeast of Hong Kong, and thunderstorms triggered by high temperatures may also affect Hong Kong later today. As for tomorrow (16th) to Monday (17th), the local wind will gradually increase, the weather will gradually deteriorate, and there will be big waves and swells on the sea.
Affected by the downdraft of the tropical cyclone, the weather in Hong Kong was extremely hot. As of 11:20, the highest temperature recorded at the Observatory was 33.1 degrees, and the Happy Valley and Wetland Park even reached 37.1 degrees.
At 11:00 a.m., the tropical storm located in the northern part of the South China Sea gathered about 610 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 18.1 degrees north latitude and 118.0 degrees east longitude. Island area, and gradually strengthened.
On July 15, 2023, the highest temperature, the data is as of 11:30.
[Report updated at 22:05 on July 14]
The Observatory stated at 10:00 pm that it would consider issuing the No. 1 alert signal before 6:00 am tomorrow morning (15th).
The Observatory said that the tropical depression in the sea west of Luzon moved slowly and was located about 700 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong. The tropical depression is expected to gradually intensify in the next two to three days and generally move towards the area from western Guangdong to Hainan Island.
Regarding whether a higher tropical cyclone warning signal will be issued, the Observatory pointed out that it depends on the distance between the tropical cyclone and the Pearl River Estuary and whether it will strengthen significantly.
At 8 o’clock in the evening, the tropical depression was concentrated about 730 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, that is, around 17.7 degrees north latitude and 119.1 degrees east longitude.
[Original report, 12:43, July 14]
The Observatory said at 12:30 that the low pressure area near Luzon had intensified into a tropical depression and was located within 800 kilometers of Hong Kong. Depending on the movement and development of the tropical depression, the Observatory will consider issuing the Standby Signal No. 1 tomorrow morning (July 15).
The Observatory pointed out that whether a higher tropical cyclone warning signal will be issued depends on the distance between the tropical cyclone and the Pearl River Estuary and whether it will strengthen significantly; the tropical depression is expected to gradually strengthen in the next two to three days, and generally move to western Guangdong Hainan Island area.
The Observatory predicts that the daytime weather will be extremely hot tomorrow (15th), and the temperature will generally rise to 36 degrees or above. From Sunday (July 16) to Monday (July 17), the weather along the coast of Guangdong will gradually deteriorate, and the wind will gradually increase . The sea has big waves and swells.
It is expected to strengthen to typhoon level
Referring to the current forecast track provided by the Observatory, the tropical cyclone will pass 200 to 300 kilometers south of Hong Kong on Sunday (16th), and its intensity will reach the level of a severe tropical storm or even a typhoon.
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According to the current predicted track, the tropical cyclone will pass 200 to 300 kilometers south of Hong Kong, and its intensity will reach the level of a severe tropical storm or even a typhoon. (Acquisition of Observatory data, data time: July 14 at 11 am)
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