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China braces for heavy rain as tropical storm Noul edges closer

Southern China and Hong Kong prepare for severe weather as Typhoon Noul approaches the coast, prompting regional alerts and school closures.

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Typhoon Noul is moving toward southern China, bringing expectations of heavy rainfall and high winds to the region. The storm’s trajectory has triggered a high alert status across local areas in the path of the system.

According to coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, and the South China Morning Post, authorities in Hong Kong issued a T3 signal on Saturday. The South China Morning Post also reports that classes have been suspended in response to the incoming weather conditions.

Coverage does not yet specify the duration of the school suspensions or the full extent of the storm's projected landfall path. Ongoing updates from The New York Times and 10TV continue to track the storm's movement through the weekend.

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Quick answers

What is the current status of the storm?

It is identified as Typhoon Noul and is currently approaching southern China.

What measures have been taken in Hong Kong?

A T3 signal was issued on Saturday at 1:20 p.m., and classes have been suspended.

What conditions are expected?

The region is on alert for heavy rain and high winds throughout the weekend.

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