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Typhoon Noul | 'Yin-Yang Sea' phenomenon appears off Castle Peak Road! Striking contrast between yellow and blue waters As Typhoon Noul struck Hong Kong, bringing heavy rain and fierce winds, mud and debris washed down hillsides and poured into the sea. Off the coast near the Castle Peak Road - Mirage Hotel, members of the public captured images of muddy yellow water from the hills meeting the sea, creating a striking blue-and-yellow "Yin-Yang Sea."

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 19:28

Typhoon Noul | 'Yin-Yang Sea' phenomenon appears off Castle Peak Road! Striking contrast between yellow and blue waters

Typhoon Noul | 'Yin-Yang Sea' phenomenon appears off Castle Peak Road! Striking contrast between yellow and blue waters

Typhoon Noul | Civil Aid Service handles multiple tree collapses, advises public not to watch waves As Noul moves into the interior of Guangdong and weakens, the Observatory replaced the signal with the Strong Wind Signal No. 3 at 12:40 pm today (July 26), and expects the No. 3 signal to remain in effect for some time. Civil Aid Service (CAS) personnel have continued their duties in high-risk areas across Hong Kong, undeterred by the wind and rain. CAS members have been deployed to handle multiple tree collapse incidents to ensure clear roads, while also advising members of the public to stay away from the shoreline and refrain from watching the waves.

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 18:24

Typhoon Noul | Civil Aid Service handles multiple tree collapses, advises public not to watch waves

Typhoon Noul | Civil Aid Service handles multiple tree collapses, advises public not to watch waves

Typhoon Noul | Long queues form outside MTR station gates! Commuters braving the storm to work, win netizens' praise Typhoon Noul struck Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong Observatory issued the No. 9 signal in the early hours of today (July 26) — the first No. 9 signal of the year. It remained in effect until this morning, when it was downgraded to the No. 8 signal. Despite the storm, a large number of residents still had to brave the severe weather to go to work.

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 16:44

Typhoon Noul | Long queues form outside MTR station gates! Commuters braving the storm to work, win netizens' praise

Typhoon Noul | Long queues form outside MTR station gates! Commuters braving the storm to work, win netizens' praise

Typhoon Noul | HKO to issue Signal No.1 at 3:20 pm As Noul continues to move further into the interior of Guangdong and away from Hong Kong, local winds are gradually subsiding. The Observatory announced that it will issue the Standby Signal No. 1 at 3:20 pm today (July 26).

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 15:05

Typhoon Noul | HKO to issue Signal No.1 at 3:20 pm

Typhoon Noul | HKO to issue Signal No.1 at 3:20 pm

Typhoon Noul | HKO issues Signal No. 3 Typhoon Noul has steadily moved into the interior of Guangdong, continuing to distance itself from Hong Kong and weaken. The Observatory replaced the signal with the Strong Wind Signal No. 3 at 12:40 pm today (July 26).

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 12:50

Typhoon Noul | HKO issues Signal No. 3

Typhoon Noul | HKO issues Signal No. 3

Typhoon Noul | 'Yin-Yang Sea' phenomenon appears off Castle Peak Road! Striking contrast between yellow and blue waters

Typhoon Noul | 'Yin-Yang Sea' phenomenon appears off Castle Peak Road! Striking contrast between yellow and blue waters

Typhoon Noul | 'Yin-Yang Sea' phenomenon appears off Castle Peak Road! Striking contrast between yellow and blue waters As Typhoon Noul struck Hong Kong, bringing heavy rain and fierce winds, mud and debris washed down hillsides and poured into the sea. Off the coast near the Castle Peak Road - Mirage Hotel, members of the public captured images of muddy yellow water from the hills meeting the sea, creating a striking blue-and-yellow "Yin-Yang Sea."

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 19:28

Typhoon Noul | Civil Aid Service handles multiple tree collapses, advises public not to watch waves

Typhoon Noul | Civil Aid Service handles multiple tree collapses, advises public not to watch waves

Typhoon Noul | Civil Aid Service handles multiple tree collapses, advises public not to watch waves As Noul moves into the interior of Guangdong and weakens, the Observatory replaced the signal with the Strong Wind Signal No. 3 at 12:40 pm today (July 26), and expects the No. 3 signal to remain in effect for some time. Civil Aid Service (CAS) personnel have continued their duties in high-risk areas across Hong Kong, undeterred by the wind and rain. CAS members have been deployed to handle multiple tree collapse incidents to ensure clear roads, while also advising members of the public to stay away from the shoreline and refrain from watching the waves.

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 18:24

Typhoon Noul | Long queues form outside MTR station gates! Commuters braving the storm to work, win netizens' praise

Typhoon Noul | Long queues form outside MTR station gates! Commuters braving the storm to work, win netizens' praise

Typhoon Noul | Long queues form outside MTR station gates! Commuters braving the storm to work, win netizens' praise Typhoon Noul struck Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong Observatory issued the No. 9 signal in the early hours of today (July 26) — the first No. 9 signal of the year. It remained in effect until this morning, when it was downgraded to the No. 8 signal. Despite the storm, a large number of residents still had to brave the severe weather to go to work.

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 16:44

Typhoon Noul | HKO to issue Signal No.1 at 3:20 pm

Typhoon Noul | HKO to issue Signal No.1 at 3:20 pm

Typhoon Noul | HKO to issue Signal No.1 at 3:20 pm As Noul continues to move further into the interior of Guangdong and away from Hong Kong, local winds are gradually subsiding. The Observatory announced that it will issue the Standby Signal No. 1 at 3:20 pm today (July 26).

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 15:05

Typhoon Noul | HKO issues Signal No. 3

Typhoon Noul | HKO issues Signal No. 3

Typhoon Noul | HKO issues Signal No. 3 Typhoon Noul has steadily moved into the interior of Guangdong, continuing to distance itself from Hong Kong and weaken. The Observatory replaced the signal with the Strong Wind Signal No. 3 at 12:40 pm today (July 26).

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 12:50

Watch This | Netizens across districts capture Typhoon Noul's 'fierce winds' firsthand

Watch This | Netizens across districts capture Typhoon Noul's 'fierce winds' firsthand

Watch This | Netizens across districts capture Typhoon Noul's 'fierce winds' firsthand Typhoon Noul struck Hong Kong, and the Observatory issued the No. 9 Gale or Storm Signal at 1:10 am today (July 26) — the first No. 9 signal of the year. At 7:10 am, the Observatory downgraded to the No. 8 signal, marking a six-hour duration for the year's first No. 9 typhoon signal. Noul brought heavy rain and strong winds to many parts of the city this morning, with residents complaining that they "absolutely dare not sleep at all."

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 11:25

Typhoon Noul | Gradually moving away, HKO to issue Signal No. 3 at 12:40 pm

Typhoon Noul | Gradually moving away, HKO to issue Signal No. 3 at 12:40 pm

Typhoon Noul | Gradually moving away, HKO to issue Signal No. 3 at 12:40 pm The No. 8 Southwest Gale or Storm Signal is currently in effect, as Typhoon Noul has weakened into a severe tropical storm. The Observatory stated that as Noul moves further away, local winds are expected to subside, and it will consider replacing the signal with the Strong Wind Signal No. 3 between noon and 2pm.

Hong Kong

2026.07.26 10:23

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