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The Observatory said on Monday at 12.30pm that an area of low pressure over the northern part of the South China Sea would edge closer to the coast of Guangdong province, with the associated cloud bands expected to take time to consolidate.
“Whether it will develop into a tropical depression will only become more certain when it is relatively close to the coast of Guangdong,” it said.
“If the area of low pressure develops into a tropical depression, the Observatory will assess the need for issuing the standby signal, No 1, on [Monday] evening to tomorrow morning.”
The weather forecaster said the low-pressure system would be closest to Hong Kong on Tuesday morning and could skirt within 100km (62 miles) of the city.
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