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Bulletin updated at 11:30 HKT 01/Sep/2026

General Situation: Tropical Cyclone Saudel will move across the northern part of the South China Sea, edging closer to the coast of eastern Guangdong gradually today and tomorrow. Meanwhile, under the combined effect of Saudel and the northeast monsoon, the weather will be windier with squally showers and swells over the coast of southern China. Saudel is expected to linger over the vicinity of the northeastern part of the South China Sea and the coast of eastern Guangdong on Thursday. There are uncertainties in its subsequent movement and intensity. However, there will still be a few showers over the coast of Guangdong in the latter part of this week. Besides, Tropical Cyclone Krovanh will intensify gradually and move towards the vicinity of the Ryukyu Islands in the next couple of days. Date/Month: 02/09 (Wednesday) Date/Month: 03/09 (Thursday) Date/Month: 04/09 (Friday) Date/Month: 05/09 (Saturday) Date/Month: 06/09 (Sunday) Date/Month: 07/09 (Monday) Date/Month: 08/09 (Tuesday) Date/Month: 09/09 (Wednesday) Date/Month: 10/09 (Thursday) Sea surface temperature at 7 A.M. 01/09/2026 at North Point was 25 degrees C. Soil temperatures at 7 A.M. 01/09/2026 at Hong Kong Observatory : 0.5 M below surface was 29.9 degrees C 1.0 M below surface was 30.0 degrees C

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