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Hong Kong unsettled by the fourth Black Rainstorm in a week, lasting until at least 4pm today
The city went to bed last night amidst a Black Rainstorm, which was hoisted at 11.45pm on August 4 and ended at 2.10am on August 5, but by 5.50am this morning it had worsened into the highest-level rainstorm warning again, which is still in force at the time of publication and will likely remain in place until at least 3pm, according to the HKO.
Record-breaking deluge in Hong Kong wreaks havoc with 11-hour black rainstorm signal
Record-breaking torrential downpours hit Hong Kong on Tuesday and brought the city to a standstill with its second-longest black rainstorm warning in effect for more than 11 hours, as authorities grappled with floods and ordered classes to be suspended.
Hong Kong hit by flooding after flurry of rainstorm warnings
Parts of Hong Kong were brought to a standstill by flooding caused by heavy rains on Tuesday, after the highest-tier rainstorm warning was issued for the fourth time in eight days.Tuesday's "black" rainstorm warning in Hong Kong was the fourth in the span of just over a week,
The Hong Kong Observatory says it has recorded 355.7mm of rainfall, making it the highest daily rainfall recorded for August ...
The Hong Kong Observatory said it recorded 158.1 millimeters (6.2 inches) of rain in the hour between 11 p.m. Thursday and midnight, the highest recording for a single hour since records began ...
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Hong Kong chief sec. defends city’s weather mechanisms after commuters stranded amid black rainstorm
Hong Kong’s chief secretary has defended the city’s mechanisms for handling extreme weather, after a rainstorm on Tuesday ...
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